Present and Past Participles

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. It was ____ (surprise) that he went there.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. The teacher was ____ (disappoint) with the test re­sults.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. The book was so ____ (excite) that I couldn't put it down.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. We met a boy ____ (carry) a heavy bag.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. The ____ (bark) dog kept us awake all night.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. It was raining so heavily that the little puppy got ____ (frighten) and hid under the bed.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. I thought the interview went well, so I was very ____ (disappoint) not to get the job.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. After watching this documentary film, we all felt a bit ____ (depress).

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. She has really learnt English very fast. She has made _____ (astonish) progress.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. A _____ (frighten) noise woke me up in the middle of the night.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. We felt very ______ (relax) on our holiday in France.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. The car race was ____ (excite).

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. Many people think swimming is very energetic, but I find it very ____ (relax).

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. Bob is very good at telling funny stories. He can be very ____ (amuse).

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. Don’t worry, it’s not a _____ (disappoint) event for her.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. I'm very ____ (interest) in this story.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. I didn’t find the situation funny. I was not ____ (amuse).

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. We liked the Room of Horrors but some of the tricks were rather ____ (frighten).

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. The book was very badly written. Soon I got _____ (bore) with it.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. What music do you listen to if you feel ____ (depress)?

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. ____ (excite) about their birthday party, the girls couldn't sleep.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. I didn’t expect that studying History could be so ____ (fascinate).

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. The children were really ____ (excite) about opening their presents.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. Everybody looked at the ____ (dance) girl.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. I'm ____ (bore) and have nothing to do.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. Little John’s questions were ____ (surprise).

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. The girl ____ (wash) the window is my sister.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. I didn’t want to tell my sister that I’d borrowed her car, as I knew she would be ____ (annoy).

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. The lecture was so ____ (bore) that a few listeners fell asleep.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. We saw a lot of ____ (fascinate) paintings.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. He was ____ (embarrass) when he was late for his class.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. The man ____ (play) the piano is Kate's uncle.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. I was so ____ (excite) that I couldn’t say a word.

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. The house looked ____ (abandon).

Open the brackets using participle 1 or participle 2. I wanted to just sit in front of the TV all my evening. My working day had been really ____ (tire).