Question

He left the room, having thrown/throwing the letter into the fire. 2. Her voice became even more worrying/worried and sad. 3. The running/run water provided a picturesque view. 4. Lost/having lost his address I couldn’t write to him. 5. I want it doing/done tomorrow. 6. The picture was considered stealing/stolen. 7. We were alarmed/alarming at the news of the earthquake in Japan. 8. It was alarming/alarmed to think of the possible consequences. 9. He was annoyed/annoying with the noisy children. 10. It’s annoying/annoyed that there is no hot water​

Answer 1

He left the room, having thrown the letter into the fire.

Her voice became even more worried and sad.

The running water provided a picturesque view.

Having lost his address, I couldn’t write to him.

I want it done tomorrow.

The picture was considered stolen.

We were alarmed at the news of the earthquake in Japan.

It was alarming to think of the possible consequences.

He was annoyed with the noisy children.

It’s annoying that there is no hot water.

Answer 2

Here are the correct choices for each sentence:

1. He left the room, having thrown the letter into the fire.
2. Her voice became even more worried and sad.
3. The running water provided a picturesque view.
4. Lost his address, I couldn’t write to him.
5. I want it done tomorrow.
6. The picture was considered stolen.
7. We were alarmed at the news of the earthquake in Japan.
8. It was alarming to think of the possible consequences.
9. He was annoyed with the noisy children.
10. It's annoying that there is no hot water.

In each case, I've selected the verb form that makes the most sense in the context of the sentence.