Choose the right form of the Participle. 1. The company's decision to use repetitive and predictable concepts made their advertising boring and ineffective. 2. With the same old jingles and slogans, the company's advertising bored its target audience to

Choose the right form of the Participle.
1. The company's decision to use repetitive and predictable concepts made their
advertising boring/bored and ineffective."

2. With the same old jingles and slogans, the company's advertising boring/bored
its target audience to the point of indifference."
3. Despite its high budget, the advertising was uninteresting and boring/bored,
leading to a lack of engagement from potential customers."
4. By incorporating virtual reality into their marketing strategy, they offered an
amazing/amazed and immersive experience to their customers.
5. The interesting/interested participants in the advertising workshop learned new
strategies to engage their target audience effectively."
6. Being interesting/interested in the success metrics of the previous campaign,
the marketing team decided to replicate some of its effective advertising
strategies.
7. The consumers, confusing/confused by the contradicting advertisements, failed
to grasp the purpose of the new product.
8. Confusing/Confused viewers with mixed messages, the television ad did more
harm than good for the brand's image.
9. The advertising agency received several queries from confusing/confused
clients about their new pricing structure.
10. The advertising campaign, annoying/annoyed viewers with its overuse of
celebrity endorsements, failed to generate the expected interest in the new product
launch.
11. Annoyed/Annoying by the repetitive email marketing from the brand,
customers started unsubscribing from the mailing list, leading to a significant
decrease in the company's digital outreach.
12. The audience, annoying/annoyed by the excessive product placements in the
TV show, began to lose interest and ratings started to drop.