Play the role of an editor checking a food critic's highly dramatic restaurant review. Select ALL the sentences where the participle clause correctly matches the subject of the main sentence.
The correct answers are Disgusted by the undercooked chicken, the critic immediately demanded to see the chef. and Having waited an hour for a glass of water, we finally decided to eat elsewhere.
In participle clauses, the implied subject of the participle must be the same as the subject of the main clause.
The critic was disgusted, and "we" waited an hour. These are correct!
"Walking into the kitchen..." is incorrect because it implies the floor walked into the kitchen (a dangling participle).
"Served on a dirty plate..." is incorrect because it implies I was served on a dirty plate, rather than the pasta.