Supply the correct participal adjective. Keep in mind that the  -ing participle has active force while the  -ed participle has passive force. 1)The horses cropped grass and there was the (comfort) sound of not being alone. 2)Wh...

Supply the correct participal adjective. Keep in mind that the  -ing participle has active force while the  -ed participle has passive force. 1)The horses cropped grass and there was the (comfort) sound of not being alone. 2)Why were they taking picures with a (hide) camera? 3)Fancy a (marry) woman doomed to live on without one single quarrel with her (love) husband. 4)There was a long line of (abandon) truks and carts on the road (lead) up the bridge. 5)Trembling from fear he came up to the gate of a house (surround) by a tall hedge. 6)She went up to the window (overlook) the garden. 7) She is not the kind of a woman who is generally (give) to conversation. 8)There was a balcony along the thid floor (hold up) by the columns.