Join the sentences using the participle in the appropriate form. Mother had cooked the meat pie. She found it too salty.

1. Having cooked the meat pie, mother found it too salty.

2. Having looked into the fridge, Mike found out that he had nothing to eat.

3. I heard them singing in the next room.

4. Having fed her family, she ate dinner herself.

5. Having entered the room, she found nobody in.

6. The man standing by the window is our dean.

7. Having cut his finger, he went to see a doctor.

8. While doing the test, she couldn\'t remember the forms of the verbs.

9. Having done the test, she decided to have a short rest.