Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.
(use particaple)
1) (judge) from what critics say, this new play is worth seeing.
2) The weather this summer is (disappoint).
3) The film is (thrill), I advise you to see it.
4) Though (tire), he tried to smile.
5) Peter was found (work) in the garden.
6) He fell asleep (exhaust) by his journey.
(use particaple)
1) (judge) from what critics say, this new play is worth seeing.
2) The weather this summer is (disappoint).
3) The film is (thrill), I advise you to see it.
4) Though (tire), he tried to smile.
5) Peter was found (work) in the garden.
6) He fell asleep (exhaust) by his journey.
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1) Judging from what critics say, this new play is worth seeing.
2) The weather this summer is disappointing
3) The film is thrilling, I advise you to see it.
4) Though tired, he tried to smile.
5) Peter was found working in the garden.
6) He fell asleep exhausted by his journey.