Grammar Police
Having eat the spicy noodles, I drank a glass of cold milk.
Having eaten the spicy noodles, I drank a glass of cold milk.
I walked through the bustling alley. I admired the colorful neon signs.
(Present Participle)
Walking through the bustling alley, I admired the colorful neon signs.
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Tasting the lemon, Mr. DG winced.
Walk into the bustling night market, I felt super excited.
Walking into the bustling night market, I felt super excited.
The restaurant was secluded in a quiet street. It offered a tranquil dining experience.
(Past Participle)
Secluded in a quiet street, the restaurant offered a tranquil dining experience.
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Poured into a hot bowl, the soup released fragrant steam.
Finishing my meal, the smell of sizzling skewers filled the air.
Finishing my meal, I smelled sizzling skewers filling the air.
We explored the night market for three hours. We returned to our hotel room exhausted.
Having explored the night market for three hours, we returned to our hotel room exhausted.
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Walking on the travelator, the man danced in a surreal way.
Charred over open coals, Bourdain loved the tender pork skewers.
Charred over open coals, the tender pork skewers were loved by Bourdain.
The soup was cooked slowly over low heat. It had a velvety texture.
Cooked slowly over low heat, the soup had a velvety texture.
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e.g. Having just learnt to drive, my cat drove like its life depended on it.
Having been secluded in a quiet alley, the food blogger easily found the cafe.
Secluded in a quiet alley, the cafe was easily found by the food blogger.
The meat was left in the sun for hours. It smelled rancid when opened.
Having been left in the sun for hours, the meat smelled rancid when opened.
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Having been annoyed by the child, Mr. Bean tried to make the child vomit.