PARTICIPLES 1. Complete the sentences with: the present participle (-ing) or past participle (-ed). 1. The book was so (exciting/excited) that I couldn't put it down. 2. I thought the interview went well, so I was very (disappoint- ing/disappointed) not to get the job. 3. I didn't want to tell my sister that I'd borrowed her car, as I knew she would be (annoying/annoyed). 4. I wasn't looking forward to studying history, but in the end I thought it was a (fascinating/fascinated). 5. I just sat in front of the TV all evening. My day had been really (tiring/tired). 6. Failing my driving test was one of my most (disappointing/ disappointed) experiences. 7. I wish he'd be quiet. He's so (annoying/annoyed). 8. After watching the documentary on global warming, we all felt a bit (depressing/depressed). 9. Many people think hill walking was very energetic, but I find it very (relaxing/relaxed). 10. The children were really (exciting/excited) about opening their presents. 11. I was so hurt when he said was (boring/bored). 12. He works very hard. It's not (surprising/surprised) that he is always tired. 13. We were (shocking/shocked) when we heard the news. 14. I didn't find the situation funny. I was not (amusing/amused). 15. The journey was really (exciting/excited). I enjoyed it. 16. I am not keen on golf. When I played it, I was really (boring/bored).