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    Adjectives ending in -ed- or -ing- (English exercise n°1752 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    English exercise "Adjectives ending in -ed- or -ing-" created by anonyme (16-04-2005) with The test builder
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    1. I like being a nurse. It's very to be able to help people who are ill.
    2. We were glad to arrive after such a long and journey.
    3. Jane's boss was very with her work. He agreed to increase her salary.
    4. The children fell asleep quickly because they were after playing in the park.
    5. The music was so that Susan fell asleep.
    6. Please stop making that noise. It's very .
    7. Nobody expected the government to win the election so the result was very .
    8. If you are wondering why I look so It's because I've been on holiday for two weeks.
    9. Please don't get with Jim. It wasn't his fault.
    10. Thomas hadn't heard from Mary in years, so he was to get a letter from her.






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