Participles
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PARTICIPLES
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PARTICIPLES A: have you read the book? B: Only some of it. It is very …. ( boring/bored) I was really … ( bored/boring) while watching tv. A: Did you enjoy your holiday? B: Oh, yes. It was (relaxing/relaxed). While he was on holiday, he was ( relaxed/relaxing) A: I’m going to a lecture tonight. Do you want to come? B: No thanks, I’m not …(interested/interesting) in subject. A: Did you hurt yourself when you fell? B: NO, but it was … ( embarrassing/embarrassed.) A: Shall I turn off the lights? B: I’M … ( frightened/frightening.) A: Was your mother upset when you broke her vase? B:Not really, but she was ( annoyed/annoying.) A: How do you feel today? B: I still fell very … ( tired/tiring.) A: I haven’t seen MR Green for several days. B: Neither have I. IT is a bit … (worrying/worried) A: did you enjoy the horror film? B: no. it was very …( frightened/frightening) A: Mark is always biting his nails B: I know it is … (annoying/annoyed) habit. A: what did you think of a new restaurant? B: It was awful! The food was … ( disgusting/disgusted.) A:Do you like wind surfing? B: YES I find it very … ( excited/exciting.) A: VICKY is good in art, isn’t she? B: yes her paintings were … (impressing/impressed). I was reaaly … ( impressing/impressed) by her paintings. A: Did you see fireworks last night? B: YES it was an( amazing/amazed) display. She was … ( amazed/amazing) when she heard breaking news. A: are you … ( interested/interesting) in geography. B: yes of course, I find them really … ( interested/ interesting. This bad situation made me … ( depressed/depressing) His yesterday’s behavior made us … ( disappointed/disappointing.) Participles He was sitting in the garden and he was drinking his tea. She was lying on her bed and she was reading a book. She was sitting on the sofa and she was knitting a jumper. He was singing a song and he was playing the guitar. She was cooking and she was thinking about her children. He was doing housework and he was listening to music. He was walking along the street and he was talking on the phone. SHe was reading a book and she was crying. She was talking and she was laughing. She was climbing up a ladder and she was carrying a bucket. They were having dinner and they were talking. Jack burnt his finger while he was lighting a fire. I came across an old book while I was cleaning the attic. She found a purse while she was walking along the street. I cut my finger while I was peeling the potatoes. Jim hurt his leg while he was playing football. We met John while we were shopping. She came across a ring while she was sweeping the yard. She burnt herself while she was cooking. He found very interesting facts while she was reading the encyclopedia. Simon cut his finger while he was chopping some wood. After Janet had made dinner, he called children. After the teacher explained the exercise, he asked students to do it. After Ann had ironed the clothes, she put them away. Alison washed the paintbrushes before she painted the living room. After she had done her homework ,she watched TV. Before he went to bed, he washed her hands. After they had tidied up, they went on a picnic. After I had swept the yard, I talked to my neighbors. After I had heard the news, I called my bro. Donna had had a shower before he went to bed. She heard the news and she fainted. LISA took a deep breath and dived into the water. Emma turned the key in the lock and opened the door. He saw she shadow and he screamed. Gary opened the window and he breathed the fresh air. Amy picked up a pen and he started to write a letter. She paid the taxi and she got out. Because we were late, we took a taxi. Because I was angry at him, I said nothing. Because I felt tired, I went to bed early. Because she had forgotten to take her purse, she had to borrow some money from her collegue. Because she had forgotten to do the shopping, she ate out that night. Because he had skipped the lesson, he didn’t understand the new theme. Because he was cold, James turned on the heater. Because she had spent her all money, Jane asked for a loan. Because I had seen the film before, I decided to stay at home. Because we were cold, we opened the window. Because I was exhausted, I didn’t go to the party. She didn’t watch the film because she was terrified. The boy who is standing by the door is my brother. The girl who is talking on the phone is my friend. The man who is walking towards us is a relative of mine. The girl who is sitting next to Alice is Vicky. The man standing at the door is my boss. I live in a small room, which overlooks the beach. The bridge which joins 2 towns is situated in the middle of village. The man who lives next door is my uncle. The pupils, who study in this school, have the highest IQ than others. The doctors, who work in this hospital, are very experienced The photographs, which were taken at the receptionist, were blurred.th The babysitter, who takes after my children, is going abroad. My brother who works for a big company has been promoted. The man, who lives in this house, has been arrested. The new shampoo, which is advertised, on TV, is very expensive. The thief, who was caught last week, has been released. The woman, who was killed, last night was found in the lake. The products, which are sold in this shop, are very expensive. The ring, which was stolen last week, was never found. Applicants, who have been accepted to the institute, are over the moon. The baby, who was left in the river, has been found. Guests, who were invited to the party, came late. The village, which was abandoned 10 years ago, has been demolished. The worker, who was fired last month, has found a new job. The man, who was attacked last night, was taken to hospital. The new book, which was published last week, is being sold like a hot cake. COMPLEX OBJECT --- SEE/HEAR/NOTICE/WATCH/FEEL/LISTEN TO. A: Is Ann in the room? B: yes, I can see her … ( dance) A: Did you see the doctor? B: YES. I saw him … ( get) into the car and drove away. A: IS John here today? B: YES I heard him … talk on the phone as I walked past his office. A; Collin is good at speaking in public, isn’t he? B: YES. I heard him … ( make) a speech last month. It was excellent. A: I walked past the sports centre today. B: So did I, and I stopped for a moment to watch some boys …. ( play) football. A: Your hair looks great! B: Thanks, I watched the hairdresser …. ( dry) it so I could learn how to do it myself. A: That’s a music school, isn’t it? B: THAt’s right. I often hear students … (sing) as I walk past. A: Did you stay until the end of the contest? B: yes, I listened to the chairman … ( announce) the results before I went home. A: how do you know Tim is at home? B: I saw him … ( cut) the grass as I was driving home. A: How do you know that man stole the watch? B: I saw him … ( put) it in his pocket and leave the shop without paying. A: Did Malcolm wash up properly? B: YES, I watched him … ( do) it to make sure. A: are there any children living next door? B: YES I often hear them …( play) as I’m hanging out the washing. A: I walked past the lake yesterday. B: So I did. I stood for a moment to watch some children … (feed) the ducks. A: IS Sue in the office today? B: Yes I saw her …. ( type) a report as I came in . A: Did Sarah miss the train? B: NO she didn’t. I watched her … ( get) on the train before I left the station. Download 18 Kb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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