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Requesting 5 examples of using the present participle as an adverbial clause (please indicate what kind of adverbial clause it is, thank you)

Hearing their teacher's voice, the pupils stopped talking at once. (time adverbial = When they heard their teacher's voice, the pupils stopped talking at once.) As soon as they heard their teacher's voice, the pupils stopped talking at once. .

Not knowing how to work out the difficult problem, he asked the teacher for help. (Adverbial of reason, = Because he didn't know how to work out the difficult problem, he asked the teacher for help. ) Because he didn't know how to solve this problem, he asked his teacher for help.

Studying hard, you'll succeed. (Conditional adverbial, = If you work hard, you'll succeed. ) If you work hard, you'll succeed.

Studying hard, you'll succeed.

Weighing almost one hundred jin the stone was moved by him alone. (Adverbial adverb of concession = Although the stone weighted almost one hundred jin, it was moved by him alone.) Jin, he moved it alone.

Their car was caught in a traffic jam, thus causing the delay. (Adverbial of result, = Their car was caught in a traffic jam, thus it caused the delay.) Their car was caught in a traffic jam, thus causing the delay. Hence the delay.