Underline the correct participle for each sentence.
1. Mary thought that it was a (boring/bored) film.
2. She was (bored/boring) by the film.
3. Bill is (annoyed/annoying) when students come late.
4. Students coming in late is annoying/annoyed).
4. This is a most (worrying/worried) problem.
5. We were very( worried/worring) when Bill didn't come.
6. Mary was (disappointed/disappointing) with her grades.
7. Mary's grades were (disappointing/disappointed).
8. Mary was (depressed/depressing) with her poor results.
9. It was (depressing/depressed) news.
10. I was (surprised/surprising) when she told me the news.
11. He told me an (surprising/surprised) story.
12. It was not a very( satisfying/surprised) result.
2. She was (bored/boring) by the film.
3. Bill is (annoyed/annoying) when students come late.
4. Students coming in late is annoying/annoyed).
4. This is a most (worrying/worried) problem.
5. We were very( worried/worring) when Bill didn't come.
6. Mary was (disappointed/disappointing) with her grades.
7. Mary's grades were (disappointing/disappointed).
8. Mary was (depressed/depressing) with her poor results.
9. It was (depressing/depressed) news.
10. I was (surprised/surprising) when she told me the news.
11. He told me an (surprising/surprised) story.
12. It was not a very( satisfying/surprised) result.
Write the cause of the feeling (the present participle)
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Alarmed-
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frustrated
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amused
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humiliated
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annoyed
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interested
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astonished
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intrigued
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bored
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overwhelmed
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compelled
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perplexed
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concerned
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pleased
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confused
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relaxed
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embarrassed
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relieved
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encouraged
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satisfied
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energized
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shocked
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enlightened
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stunned
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entertained
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surprised
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excited
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terrified
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exhausted
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tired
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frightened
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