Open the brackets and form the necessary participle adding either -ing or -ed to the verb. write five participles with a comma

mind that the spelling of the participle is sometimes a little different from the verb (bore - boring).

example:
1. she looked (surprise) when i gave her a bunch of flowers for no reason.
2. the english teacher was so (amuse) at the lesson that we didn't notice how fast the time passed. example answer: surprised, amusing

1. this maths problem is so (confuse) can you help me?
2. he has a (love) father who cares for him deeply.
3. they seemed really (annoy) by the joke.
4. the band's last album was (disappoint)
5. the trip was (excite) with so many things to do and it was all so new.

1) First we measured the room, then calculated how much wallpaper we needed to decorate it.

2) He asked the shop assistant to measure a kilo of sugar.

3) The doctor measured the patient’s temperature.

4) He tried to calculate how much he had spent on gasoline.

5) There are special machines which calculate money.

6) Meteorologists measure atmospheric pressure every day.

7) It is hard work to calculate the surface area of a continent.

8) Water clock measures time by the fall or flow of water.

9) He always calculates how much sugar the family consumes a week.

10) Ammeter measures direct and alternating current with accuracies of from 0.1 to 0.25 percent.

11) Harkins made one of the first attempts to calculate the proportions of elements in the universe.

12) Magnetometer measures magnetic field.

13) She measured the room before buying the carpet.

1.

I have got  a nice room.

She has got a cat.

Jack has got  a pet.

The sisters have got  great teachers.

He has got an old bike.

They have got  a goldfish.

Emma has got  lots of friends.

We have got  a problem.

Joe and Philip have got a sister.

My uncle has got  two cars.

2.

I haven't got  your T-shirt.

She hasn't got  a workbook.

We haven't got   enough money.

Steve hasn't got   a brother.

My brother hasn't got  a TV in his room.

They haven't got  a van.

Mr Jones hasn't got  a red jacket.

The boys haven't got  pink pencil cases.

This car hasn't got  five doors.

Tom and Emily haven't got  books on their desk.

3.

Have you got a favourite singer?

Has he got a pen in his pencil case?

Have they got a garden?

Has she got a yellow bike?

Have  your parents got a stamp collection?

Has Ben got a green felt tip?

Has your teacher got a computer in his room?

Have we got milk at home?

Has Anne got a budgie?

Where have you got your headphones?