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XaOny3KkEemYoA6JRCzeXg ParticiplesPractice
XaOny3KkEemYoA6JRCzeXg ParticiplesPractice
XaOny3KkEemYoA6JRCzeXg ParticiplesPractice
Participles
Practice
Practice
A:
Look
at
the
underlined
word
in
each
sentence.
Is
it
being
used
as
a
participle
adjective
or
a
verb?
1. When
I
was
a
child,
history
bored
me.
2. That’s
an
interesting
idea.
3. This
soup
is
disgusting.
4. The
disgusted
customer
asked
the
server
to
take
the
terrible
food
away.
5. Please
stop
complimenting
me.
You’re
embarrassing
me!
6. Blushing,
the
embarrassed
man
apologized.
7. After
a
long
day
of
work,
I’m
exhausted.
8. I
was
frightened,
so
I
ran.
9. The
snack
satisfied
my
hunger.
10. I
became
a
zoologist
because
animals
have
always
fascinated
me.
Practice
B:
Select
the
correct
word
for
each
sentence.
1. We’re
[boring/bored].
There’s
nothing
to
do.
2. Sometimes
when
I
watch
the
news,
I
am
[disgusting/disgusted]
by
the
terrible
things
that
people
do.
3. Can
you
tell
me
more?
I
am
[interesting/interested]
in
your
ideas.
4. I
couldn’t
pay
for
my
groceries
because
I
had
forgotten
my
wallet.
How
[embarrassing/embarrassed]!
5. I
need
a
break.
Carrying
this
furniture
is
[exhausting/exhausted].
6. Some
people
find
spiders
[frightening/frightened].
7. This
is
[tiring/tired]
work.
8. It
was
so
[terrifying/terrified]
that
I
couldn’t
move.
9. Oh!
I
didn’t
see
you
there.
You
[startling/startled]
me.
10. It
was
such
a
[fascinating/fascinated]
movie
that
I
watched
it
several
times.