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1. Her academic achievements in high school helped her get into a famous university. 2. Vocational schools provide hands-on training for specific careers. 3. Having a degree is a common qualification for many jobs. 4. She received her doctorate in chemistry after conducting a great research. 5. Developing professional skills during college can help you succeed in your career. 6. Developing critical thinking skills is essential for higher education to deal with complex problems. 7. The career adviser helped students with their plans after high school graduation. 8. Completing an apprenticeship is a great way to gain practical experience in your field. 1. He denied having cheated in the university entrance exam. 2. Winning the first place at the computer science competition made him proud. 3. Attending education fairs helped her gather valuable information about different educational institutions. 4. She admitted having worked several part-time jobs to pay for her living costs. 5. Lan talked about having been a career advisor for 5 years. 6. Nam forgot having applied for the business training course. 7. Han shared about having earned a master's degree in law since 2018. 8. Having graduated from high school was just the beginning, now she's focusing on pursuing higher education. Here are the combined sentences using perfect participle clauses: 1. Having graduated from her high school, she is now preparing for her university entrance exam. 2. Wanting to gain cooking skills, she attended a vocational school. 3. Not having studied hard enough, he failed the final exam. 4. Not knowing any information about the university, Binh asked his teacher. 5. Being asked about my plan after high school, I said that I would prepare to go to university. Here are the corrected answers: 1. After years of studying, she is proud of having **achieved** her dream of getting a master's degree in law. (Mistake: C. achieve) 2. **Having studied** hard for the exams, the student felt confident during the test. (Mistake: A. Have) 3. **Having passed** all their **final exams**, they celebrated with a big party. (Mistake: B. exam - It should be 'exams') 4. **Having gotten** the first place in class, she felt **extremely** happy. (Mistake: C. extreme and D. happy - It should be 'extremely happy') 5. She forgot **to tell** me about her favourite university. She was studying hard to apply for it. (Mistake: 'forgot to have told' is incorrect in this context; it should be 'forgot to tell')