Reduced present participle clauses may have two forms: basic and perfective. Bearing it in mind, read the sentences below: I the girl a red dress s...

Reduced present participle clauses may have two forms: basic and perfective. Bearing it in mind, read the sentences below: I the girl a red dress studies with me at the Santa Ana School the test before everyone, she left the room and waited outside. Considering that sentence I presents a basic form and sentence II, a perfective form, choose the option that fills in the gaps correctly.


- worn, - having finished.
- wearing, II - finishing.
- wearing; II - having finished.
- worn, II - finishing.
- having worn, II - having finished.