Present Participles/ Past Participles

Fill in the correct participle. She has never met such an ___ person. (to educate)

Fill in the correct participle. Jack was ___ by the silly comedy we had seen. (to bore)

Fill in the correct participle. Nancy found her niece quite a ___ girl. (to charm)

Fill in the correct participle. The students didn't agree with the ___ facts. (to convince)

Fill in the correct participle. I am not ___ in modern prose. (to interest)

Fill in the correct participle. I can't deny that she is very ___ of the working day. (to tire)

Fill in the correct participle. She says she has never seen such a ___ birthday party in her life. (to bore)

Fill in the correct participle. The teachers are often ___ by his ignorance. (to shock)

Fill in the correct participle. Tom thinks the music to be rather ___. (to annoy)

Fill in the correct participle. The film director was an ___ man and his new serial became a hit. (to excite)