Having seen / Seeing / Seen you haven't got much time, it might be better to do this tomorrow.

Who is that woman over there talking / talked / having talked to Steven?

He was sitting at a large desk piled / having piled / piling high with files and papers.

Several old cars, abandoned / having abandoned / abandoning by their owners, lay rusting in the grass.

He accidently kicked a table, having sent / sent / sending plates and glasses crashing to the floor.

Could I have a list of students taken / taking / having taken the test next week.

One of the three people arresting / arrested / being arrested yesterday has been released.

The deck was crowded with passengers waved / having waved / waving farewell to their friends on the pier.

Making/Having made/Made lunch, I sat in the garden with a drink.

Running/Run/Having run for the bus, she slipped on some ice and fell over

On seeing/seen/having seen her former owner, the dog ran across the room to greet him.

Been/Being/Having been in hospital for several weeks, she was delighted to be home.

Embarrassing/Embarrassed/Having embarrassed by all the attention, he thanked everyone for the cake and presents.

The building collapsed, injuring/injured/having injured two people.

Wearing/Worn/Having been worn under normal clothes, a thermal layer keeps you warm in minus temperatures.

Blinding/Blinded/Having blinded by the sun, she didn't see the boy crossing the road.