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I was fascinated / fascinating by the presentation.
fascinated
He was irritated / irritating to find a parking ticket on his car after the shopping trip.
irritated
She talks a lot about the time she worked in a circus. She's so amused / amusing.
amusing
You look exhausted / exhausting. Why don't you lie down for a bit?
exhausted
Feeling tired / tiring and depressed / depressing, she phoned her best friend for a chat.
tired / depressed
I really can't eat this! It smells disgusting / disgusted! What is it?
disgusting
The plot of the story was really interesting and the characters were very ................. (appeal).
appealing
could listen to her all night. She's one of the most ........................... (fascinate) people I know.
fascinating
Although some people are not directly................... (involve) in education, they can still be very influential.
involved
Put your notebook down and listen. I’ve got some ................... (astonish) news for you!
astonishing
His parents were very ........................... (dissappoint) by his test results.
disappointed
She’s got the ..................... (irritate) habit of speaking with her mouth full.
irritating
Children! You are ................. (disgust)! Don’t eat without washing your hands!
disgusting
The new Professor of Politics is very ............................ (prejudice). Very few students attend his lectures.
prejudiced
When we went to Disneyland, I think we found it more entertained / entertaining than our kids.
entertaining
It can be very irritated / irritating when friends arrive late for a film.
irritating
