The participle

TASK 9. Use the correct form of participle I of the verb given in brackets.

1. 
   I felt a bitter envy towards the two small boys __________ (to walk) along the path.
   
2. 
   __________ (to greet) her, he turned the key in the only door with a certain skill.
   
3. 
   __________ (to have) tea Stella went early to Victoria Station.
   
4. 
   There was a noise of curtain-rings __________ (to run) back along the rods, and of water __________(to splash) in the basins.
   
5. 
   Mrs. Bean had a pale face and dark hair __________(to turn) grey.
   
6. 
   __________ (to pick up) his coat, he walked on into the field.
   
7. 
   The dog __________ (to walk) round the three small flower-beds, had also taken a seat in front of old man.
   
8. 
   The two men stood in the drawing-room __________ (to wait) for the ladies to join them.
   
9. 
   Not for one moment did he show surprise at the wedding gift __________ (to present) to him personally.
   
10. 
    __________ (to dry) his hands, Tom came across from the washstand.
    
11. 
    The major was at the telephone __________ (to sit) on a box.
    
12. 
    She had a hand on his shoulders and was including herself in the pictures__________ (to take).
    
13. 
    He crossed the room to the long buffet. __________ (to stand) beside the girl he picked up a sandwich. Then, __________ (to turn) and __________ (to speak) nervously and with an effort he said, "I say, do you mind if I speak to you?"
    
14. 
    _________ (to think) about this, with some comfort, she fell asleep.
    
15. 
    __________ (to see) his daughter and his grandson off to the sea that morning, he felt flat.
    
16. 
    Miss Lindsey, __________ (to see) Rose, smiled.
    
17. 
    Miss Swiss poured out another cup of tea for herself, and __________(to taste) it, plunged into further confidences.
    
18. 
    __________(to jump) down from the stairs, he went over to the driver.
    
19. 
    __________ (to lift) the telephone, Peter asked for the director.