Use the appropriate participles( l or ll) of the verbs in brackets to make the sentences compete I) The children (fascinate) by the fairy tale asked her to continue reading. 2) the woman( sell) the newspapers is my aunt. 3) The...

Use the appropriate participles( l or ll) of the verbs in brackets to make the sentences compete I) The children (fascinate) by the fairy tale asked her to continue reading. 2) the woman( sell) the newspapers is my aunt. 3) The police officers (investigate) the crime promised to find the criminal. 4) The student( call) out names is in the third year. 5) who is the Iady( walk) in the opposite direction? 6) all the papers ( type) yesterday are on your desk. 7) all the money( earn) this week will be sent to continue the building of our local church. 8) he is known as the author of only one novel ( write) at the beginning of his career 9) teaching is a ( reward) profession. 10) The new book of short stories by Alec Rogers( publish) last month failed to interest the readers.