Insert the appropriate form of participle I or participle II. 1. (to read) the advertisement, I hurried to my class to tell them the news. 2. The meals (to prepare) at home are always tasty. 3. I can see someone (to climb) up the hill. 4. We want the work (to finish) by the end of the week. 5. (to reach) the destination he called us to tell everything was fine. 6. He came home only in the evening (to bring) a lot of fruit and vegetables. 7. Houses (to locate) in the suburbs of the city are cheaper. 8. (to convince) of his innocence, the jury pronounced him not guilty. 9. I don’t want to recall the long (to forget) adventure. 10. There were three children (to play) in the garden. 11. (to encourage) by her friends she decided to take up journalism. 12. We think that the newly (to appoint) director is no better than his predecessor. 13. (to say) good night to the guests, the children went to bed. 14. No one dared to sleep in the (to abandon) house. 15. May I have a look at the essay (to write) by Helen? 16. (to wash) his face and (to clean) his teeth he went to the kitchen to have breakfast. 17. The square was full of people (to shout) and (to enjoy) themselves. 18. She was very surprised to find herself (to elect) member of the committee. 19. (to arrive) at home, she lay down to regain her breath.

1. reading
2. prepared
3. climbing
4. finished
5. reaching
6. bringing
7. located
8. convinced
9. forgotten
10. playing
11. encouraged
12. appointed
13. saying
14. abandoned
15. written
16. washing, cleaning
17. shouting, enjoying
18. elected
19. arriving