The following sentences may contain errors in past participle forms used as adjectives. For any underlined participle that is incorrect, choose the correct form from the answers provided. If the participle form is correct, choose “Correct.”
For help with this exercise, see section 25e of Foundations First, Fifth Edition.
Bake chips are less fattening than chips fried in oil.
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The expensive vase is broke and cannot be repaired.
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Some grown people enjoy playing marbles as much as kids do.
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The football player seemed unconcern about his injury.
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Whenever my sister feels hurt, she goes to her room and sulks.
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The fallen tree blocked the driveway of their house.
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The hole in the wore carpet was covered by a throw rug.
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The driver became alarm when she saw a deer in the road ahead.
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As the air leaked out of the balloon, the toddler looked surprised.
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Add a beat egg to the cake mix.
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