Which is the correct adjective?

Could somebody please help?

Could somebody please help?

Either "continued" or "continuing" will work; I prefer continued.

Thank you for the ongoing ludicrous folderol of asking the same questions over and over and over and over again and again and again and again.

Miss Koh Elaine please report to Miss Tan Guat Lay for repeated infractions repeated infractions repeated infractions repeated infractions.

"continual" is an adjective or adverb and means "recurring at regular or irregular intervals" - "he continually interrupts when I am speaking".

"Continuing" is the present continuous and means "ongoing into the future".

"continued" is past tense: "he continued to interrupt all the time I was speaking".

Many thanks, hightor and Alan Masterman.