Choose the correct participial adjective. martha: what's the matter with alice? lois: who knows? she's always (annoyed / annoying) about something. m.: i know. i try to understand her, but this time i'm really (puzzled /puzzling). l.: really? what's so (puzzled / puzzling) this time? m.: i thought she was happy. she met an (interested / interesting) guy last week. l.: that's nice. was she (interested / interesting) in him? m.: i thought she was. she said they saw a (fascinated / fascinating) movie together. l.: well. maybe she was (fascinated / fascinating) by the movie but (disappointed / disappointing) with the guy. m.: i don't know. it's hard to tell with alice. her moods are always very (surprised / surprising). l.: i'm not (surprised / surprising) at all. that's just the way she is.

1. в конце учебного года студенты экзамены по предметам по специальности. present indefinite tense/ to have. 2. в кэмбридже существовала популярная традиция в полдень приглашать друзей на чай, горячие тосты с маслом и джемом. past indevinite tense/ to be. 3. вскоре из этих комнат откроется приятный вид на институтский сад. future indefinite tense/ to have a pleasant outlook. 4.  университет дружбы народов им. патриса лумумбы начал работать  c  небольшого количества      студентов из азии, африки и латинской америки. past indefinite tense/ to start.

1) jane was angry because mark  hadn't calledher since last weekend. (past perfect)

2) sophie had a headache because her baby sister had been cryingall afternoon. (past perfect)

3) joanna had switched the tv off and went to bed.    (past perfect)

4) mike slipped and twisted his ankle while he was playingfootball yesterday. (past continuous)

5) tony was shocked. he couldn't believe what had just happened.    (past perfect)

6) after john had parked the car, he went into the house.    (past perfect)

7) this time yesterday, we were lying on the beach sunbathing. (past continuous)

8) i didn't go out last night because  i hadn't finished my homework.    (past perfect)

9) jack had been working at the company for ten years before he left. (past perfectcontinuous)

10) he  had been drivingfor an hour when the car broke down. (past perfectcontinuous)