Quote Originally Posted by Throbert McGee View Post
P.S. Don't forget that the past passive participle -- which is far more common in speech than the other three types of participle -- can't be formed from -ся verbs. In other words, it's not very often that you'd actually have to worry about the pronunciation of -ся in a past active participle such as занявшаяся, since you'd mainly encounter it in formal writing, not everyday conversation. In speech, short-form PPPs such as написано ("it has been written") are heard all the time, but these would never have a -ся.
Thank You for answer.

Do You also mean that present active participle is rarely used in spoken language as well? I am asking about this because in my native language (Polish) present AP is often used in speech as well as in writing. If it is the case, then how would You formulate following exemplary sentence in spoken Russian (without present AP):

Я не люблю людей делающих плохие вещи.