have any trouble in doing it, you can discuss you’re your partner. A
            few minutes later, I'll check your answers. You can begin now.
            Suggested answers:
            surprised, amazing, interested, boring, surprised, exciting,
            satisfied, interesting, disappointed
            (Ss may make some mistakes, so teacher should give some explanations
            after correcting the mistakes made by the students.)
            T: To do this exercise well, we should know how to use some words
            like interested/interesting, surprised / surprising correctly. To
            say how we feel about something, we can use the past participles
            interested, surprised, etc. To talk about the person or thing that
            makes us feel interested, surprised, etc. we use present
            participles. This kind of the past participles and the present
            participles is used like adjectives to refer to a state or a
            quality, not an action. For example, the story he told me is
            interesting, and I am interested in it. Can you understand?
            Ss: Yes.
            T: There are some other past participles like interested an
            surprising, you should remember.' They are excited, bored, worried,
            frightened, tired, astonished, delighted, satisfied, amazed,
            disappointed and so on. Most of them are used in the news of
            Exercise 5. You should read the news again after class to further
            study them. Do you remember?
            Ss: Yes.
            Step V Summary and Homework
            T: Now, let's look at what we've learned in this period. First,