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Present or Past Participles as Adjectives

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    This game assess the knowledge of present and past participles used as adjectives.
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  • The (depressed/ depressing) results make the teacher feel (frustrated / frustrating).
    depressing, frustrated
  •  25
  • I kept listening his (fascinated/ fascinating) story!
    fascinating
  •  15
  • Is the following sentence true of false: "A present participle used as an adjective implies a passive voice."
    false
  •  10
  • That exercise routine make me feel (exhausted/ exhausting).
    exhausted
  •  15
  • That (terrified/ terrifying) movie included an ending that left me (surprised / surprising).
    terrifying, surprised
  •  25
  • Is the following sentence true or false? "A past participle used as an adjective implies a passive voice.
    true
  •  10
  • Did you know that there are some (eaten / eating) bacteria?
    eating
  •  15
  • Some people do not agree with the (announced / announcing) measures of the president to face this (challenged/ challenging) pandemic.
    announced, challenging
  •  25
  • The (amused/ amusing) show of the clowns was so funny!
    amusing
  •  15
  • I am really (excited/ exciting) with this (promised/ promising) results.
    excited, promising
  •  25
  • What is the past participle of go?
    gone
  •  5