There is one mistake in this sentence. Rewrite the following sentence correctly:

Surrounding on three sides by mountains, the village rarely enjoys much sunshine.

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Covering in snow, the mountains looked forbidding.

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After another hour, felt hungry, we stopped for a snack.

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Survived to tell the tale, climbing is about taking risks.

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Having + ______?______

can be used to show the cause of a second action or a sequence of actions.

Is the following participle clause passive or active?

Not wanting to waste time, we walked up the steep hill.

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Arriving at a river, we crossed a stone bridge.

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Ignored by the other children, the boy played by himself.

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Kept in a cool place, yoghurt will remain fresh for a long time.