Participle Exercise
HINT: The present participle (ing ending) shows an ongoing condition or feeling and describes the person or thing that causes the reaction. (A frightening movie. The movie causes the fright.) Use the past participle (-ed, -en, -d, -t, or –n) to describe the receiver of a feeling or condition or shows completion. (A frightened child. The child received the fright from something.) Choose your word, then check the answer. The base form of the word is given.
They were by all the choices on the menu.
Clarise
is
by the season's new television shows.
The
meal was .
Steve was with his new motorcycle.
Last night's play was .
Jamie
is with school.
Belinda
is
in archery.
English
can be a
language.
His latest book is very .
Some
people are
.
Some
people are
at life.