Use one and the same verbal stem in the gaps of the pairs of sentences to form –ed, -ing adjective. Помогите пожалуйста

1. The film, DIRECTED/PRODUCED by Stephen Spielberg, is expected to be a great hit. Power stations DIRECTING/PRODUCING enough energy to supply several towns are soon to be on the south coast.

2. Crops CULTIVATED under glass mature more quickly than those in the open. Farmers CULTIVATING such crops can therefore catch the early markets.

3. I stared at the canvas for ages, APPRECIATING/RECOGNISING the artist's skill and eye for detail. Swiss watches, APPRECIATED /RECOGNISED for their elegance and precision, are sold throughout the world.

4. The escaped prisoner, WATCHED hiding in the barn, was today taken back to prison. Many old people, WATCHING that their savings have been eaten into by inflation, are having difficulty in making ends meet.
5. I fell on the ice, INJURING my arm. Three people, INJURED when their car crashed on the M, were taken to hospital.

6. Whales, HUNTED for their valuable oil and meat, are in grave danger of extinction. Thousands of people went shopping in the sales today, HUNTING for a bargain.

7. People DRIVING to work on the A 267 from Stafford to Blabby should beware of road works just outside Beaton where there are hold ups. The first train, DRAWN by steam, was called Stcphenson's Rocket.

8. There was a robbery at the Simpson's jeweler's today. Police are looking for a man WATCHED going into the shop just before the robbery took place. You can pay the bill, WATCHING that you are the one with all the money.

9. We took a short-cut, RESCUING/SAVING three hours on our journey time. A baby RESCUED/SAVED from drowning by a quick-thinking teenager is making good progress, and will be allowed home soon.