Combine the sentences using either perfect gerund or perfect participle.

1. He apologized. He had forgotten to submit his homework by deadline.
He apologized for....
2. He won a scholarship. He was so excited about that.
He was so excited about....
3. She had purposefully dumped rubbish on the street. She was strongly criticized for that.
She was strong criticized for....
4. Class 12A1 ranked first in terms of academic performance. They were praised for that.
Class 12A1 was praised for....
5. He had not dedicated much in his previous job. He regretted it.
He regretted for.....
6. A group of boys raced on the street last night. The police suspected Mark and his friends of doing it.
The police suspected Mark and his friends of.....
7. He had dinner. Then he studied from tomorrow’s exam.
Having....
8. She prepared her 20th birthday party. She went to get dressed for it.
Having...
9. He ate three pizzas. He was full.
Having...
10. He talked to his month about his failure. He calmed down a bit.
Having...
11. They had finished their medical education and training. They were fully qualified doctors.
Having...
12. They did not cheat in the exam. The whole class denied doing that.
The whole class denied...
13. They drank alcohol when they were underage. Young boys admitted it.
Young boys admitted having...
14. Someone plagiarized the essay. The teacher accused Mark of doing that.
The teacher accused Mark of ...
15. I was asked that humiliating question. I was offended by that.
I was offended by....

Question

Combine the sentences using either perfect gerund or perfect participle.

1. He apologized. He had forgotten to submit his homework by deadline.
He apologized for....
2. He won a scholarship. He was so excited about that.
He was so excited about....
3. She had purposefully dumped rubbish on the street. She was strongly criticized for that.
She was strong criticized for....
4. Class 12A1 ranked first in terms of academic performance. They were praised for that.
Class 12A1 was praised for....
5. He had not dedicated much in his previous job. He regretted it.
He regretted for.....
6. A group of boys raced on the street last night. The police suspected Mark and his friends of doing it.
The police suspected Mark and his friends of.....
7. He had dinner. Then he studied from tomorrow’s exam.
Having....
8. She prepared her 20th birthday party. She went to get dressed for it.
Having...
 9. He ate three pizzas. He was full.
Having...
 10. He talked to his month about his failure. He calmed down a bit.
Having...
11. They had finished their medical education and training. They were fully qualified doctors.
Having...
12. They did not cheat in the exam. The whole class denied doing that.
The whole class denied...
13. They drank alcohol when they were underage. Young boys admitted it. 
Young boys admitted having...
14. Someone plagiarized the essay. The teacher accused Mark of doing that.
The teacher accused Mark of ...
15. I was asked that humiliating question. I was offended by that.
I was offended by....

Accepted Answer

Here are the combined sentences using either the perfect gerund or perfect participle:

1. He apologized for having forgotten to submit his homework by the deadline.
2. He was so excited about having won a scholarship.
3. She was strongly criticized for having dumped rubbish on the street.
4. Class 12A1 was praised for ranking first in terms of academic performance. (No perfect gerund or participle is used here; instead, a verb in the simple form is used.)
5. He regretted not having dedicated much in his previous job.
6. The police suspected Mark and his friends of having raced on the street last night.
7. Having had dinner, he studied for tomorrow’s exam.
8. Having prepared her 20th birthday party, she went to get dressed for it.
9. Having eaten three pizzas, he was full.
10. Having talked to his mom about his failure, he calmed down a bit.
11. Having finished their medical education and training, they were fully qualified doctors.
12. The whole class denied having cheated in the exam.
13. Young boys admitted having drunk alcohol when they were underage.
14. The teacher accused Mark of having plagiarized the essay.
15. I was offended by having been asked that humiliating question.

Combine the sentences using either perfect gerund or perfect participle. 1. He apologized. He had forgotten to submit his homework by deadline. He apologized for.... 2. He won a scholarship. He was so...