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Combine the following pairs of sentences by making use of participles:
The monsoon started. The roads become muddy. [Intermediate]

A
The monsoon having started, the roads became muddy.
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The monsoon being started, the roads became muddy.
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The roads becoming muddy, the monsoon started.
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The roads having become muddy, the monsoon started.
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Solution

The correct option is A The monsoon having started, the roads became muddy.
The group of sentences convey that the roads became muddy because of the monsoons. Since the monsoon starting is a prior event, a past participle must be used. Therefore, Option A is correct. The rest of the options use a gerund as in Option B and C or do not use the correct sequence of events, hence these are incorrect.

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