6-ed Participle Clauses An -ed participle clause is a"subject predicate construction with an -ed participle as predicator DTypes of -ed participle clauses a There are three types of -ed participle clause: some are without an expressed subject or a subordinator, some with a subordinator. and some with an expressed subject 1(1)-ed participle clause without expressed subject or subordinator a Covered with confusion, she hurriedly left the room◼ 6 –ed Participle Clauses ◼ An –ed participle clause is a “subject + predicate” construction with an –ed participle as predicator. ◼ 1) Types of –ed participle clauses ◼ There are three types of –ed participle clause: some are without an expressed subject or a subordinator, some with a subordinator, and some with an expressed subject. ◼ (1) –ed participle clause without expressed subject or subordinator ◼ Covered with confusion, she hurriedly left the room