Defining and non-defining and participle clauses

My classmate wrote a note to invite / inviting me to visit the british Council.

We spent two hours in the British Council to enjoy / enjoying contemporary British films.

There we met our friend who / which was studying English through listening to authentictexts.

To find /having found a lot of additional materials in English , we decided to attend short-time courses to prepare for exams.

Having had / to have some lessons , we realised we'd learn English .

More than one variant is possible.

Given / Giving / Having given a chance , we 'd do our best .

Given / To give an opportunity, I began to feel better.

More than one variant is possible.

I'll never forget the day when I decided / having decided / deciding to go on an excursion to the British Council.

- Who is this girl sitting / having sat in front of me ? - This is my sister.

The excursion was so good and informative that we were very exciting / excited.

There is an amusing / amused programme on TV now.

The instructions for the device made them confusing / confused.

Many people are often scaring / scared of spiders.

She is not really interesting / interested in gymnastics.

It was a shocking / shocked incident for the citizens of the village.

She was really tiring / tired after washing the car.

Having received a bad mark at the exam he was not satisfying / satisfied at all.