Participial Passive C

‘The workers are building the house.’

‘The children were building a hut out of mud.’

‘The house has been built by the workers.’

‘Mom covered the pie with a towel.’

‘She filled the bucket with water.’

‘He loaded the hay onto the cart.’

‘They tied the rope to a tree.’

‘The king was tied to a tree by the robbers.’

‘Father poured the boiling water into the teapot.’

‘She put the child to bed.’

‘I threw the can into the trash bin.’

‘She brought the grandma groceries.’

‘She carried the things home.’

‘The children carried toys into the room.’

‘We sent her a gift.’

‘Mary gave the turtle a carrot.’

‘The policeman showed the weapon to the investigator.’

‘The son took his father’s car.’

‘He stole property from his neighbor.’

‘The summer residents hid their valuables from the thieves.’

‘Mary tore a button off the shirt.’

‘He tore a twig off the tree.’

‘She wiped the dirt off the table.’

‘I was cutting the cucumber with the knife.’

‘She touched the blanket with her hand.’

‘He touched the glass with his hand.’

‘He hit his opponent with the fist.’

‘He fiercely hits him on the back of the head with his palm.’

‘The boy was beaten up by the neighbor.’

‘An unidentified killer killed him with a knife.’

‘He broke the stick.’

‘The thieves broke the door with a crowbar.’

‘The legislators’ council’s scenario was broken by Putin himself.’

‘They named their son Michael.’

‘He called/named me a fool.’

‘He told his wife that he would go to the store.’

‘She said to him: "Don't touch me!".’

‘The boss was shouting at his subordinates.’

‘Did you ask the prime minister for money?’

‘He is asking me for my car.’

‘He told us that he would come on time.’

‘She knew him since his childhood.’

‘He remembered that smell forever.’

‘Out of the window she could see the birch tree.’

‘She looked at the chalkboard for a long while.’

‘The elder brother scared his sister.’

‘I am afraid of the dog.’

‘I like this short story very much.’

‘He looked for (a) deer in the forest.’

‘His great-grandfather used to hunt for deer.’

‘I met her at the library doors.’

‘The car was following the bus.’

‘He helped a friend in a hard time.’

‘The girl was eating the porridge with a spoon.’

‘The father dressed the child in a coat.’

‘He often washes his car.’

‘She was coughing loudly.’

‘They climbed onto the roof.’

‘The guest took a seat in the armchair.’

‘He was sitting on the couch all day.’

‘Mary was running swiftly to school.’

‘Tanja jumped into the water.’

‘(These) three people came.’

‘He left the house at five o'clock in the morning.’

‘He sings.’

‘His family lived in Berlin.’

‘The ghost appeared on the road at midnight.’

‘He felt a terrible pain in his head.’

‘He died at the age of ninety.’

‘The tree fell onto the fence.’

‘The dog felt cold in the yard.’

‘I am hungry as a beast.’

‘It was raining all day.’

‘She blinked with her eyes.’

‘The house was on fire.’

‘The lights were on in his room.’

‘He shaved his beard with an electric shaver daily.’

‘The workers are going to the factory.’

‘He hugged his son.’

‘Mary laughed for a long while.’

‘He left the town last year.’

‘The kitchen boy peeled the potatoes.’

‘Alex played chess with/against Dmitrij.’

‘The ball is rolling on the soccer field.’

‘The child was screaming loudly.’

‘After the crash the ship sank.’

‘The girl smelled the flowers.’

‘He was thinking about work only.’

‘The water is boiling already.’

‘He could make very tasty salads.’

‘They were digging the ground / the soil.’

‘She was grinding fresh coffee.’

‘I heard the noise of the river.’

‘The boy pushed his friend into a puddle.’

‘His parents taught him Spanish.’

‘His daughter plays the violin well.’

‘She is cooking soup.’

‘She was sad for a long time.’