Choose the correct participle adjective
I don't understand chess. The rules are very ...
a) confused
b) confusing
confusing
She worked hard to pass the test.
A) to pass
b) worked
to pass
I apologise for not .......
a) being written
b) having written
having written
The teacher ........ me of lying.
a) blamed
b) accused
accused
He was .... when he arrived late in class.
a) embarrassed
b) embarrassing
embarrassed
I hated the hollow sound of the rain pattering on the roof.
a) hated
b) pattering
pattering
She didn't remember ....... the car.
a)having been taken
b) having taken
having taken
Her parents ...... her from marrying her internet boyfriend.
a) prevented
b) intercepted
prevented
Our company isn't making any money. It is very ....
A) worried
B) worrying
worrying
Having garaged his car, he remembered that he had not lunched.
a) having garaged
b) remembered
having garaged
The government was not responsible for ...... false information.
a) having given
b) giving
having given
I never ...... Jenny for stealing from me.
a) apologize
b) forgave
forgave
My little brother makes too much noise. He is ....
A) annoyed
b) annoying
annoying
I was reminded of a portrait seen in a gallery.
a) reminded
b) seen
seen
I had no memory of ....... in his house.
a) having been
b) having being
having been
She ...... me into lending her my car, and then she crashed it.
a) talked
b) told
talked
The sad news made me .....
a) depressing
b) depressed
depressed
Having been written long ago the letter was illegible.
a) having been written
b) was illegible
having been written
I feel really bad about not ...... you a birthday card.
a) having sent
b) having send
having sent
Teachers should be ..... with children.
a) responsible
b) patient
patient