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I felt very _______________ when I realized my mistake. (embarrassing / embarrassed)
embarrassed
New York is an ____________ city. You really must go there one day. (amazed / amazing)
amazing
He's _______________ of dogs. He can't go anywhere near them. (frightened / frightening)
frightened
The second half of the match was really ______________. (excited / exciting)
exciting
I enjoyed the book, but the film was a bit ___________. (bored / boring)
boring
I can't stand my guitar teacher. He makes me feel _______________. (annoyed / annoying)
annoyed
I'm fed up with the weather this summer. It's so _______________. (depressed / depressing)
depressing
Lisa was ______________ with her exam results. She was hoping for an A but she only got a C. (disappointing / disappointed)
disappointed
We were very _________after the walk, so we stayed home that evening. (tired / tiring)
tired
I got very _____________ trying to do my English grammar homework. (frustrated / frustrating)
frustrated
This is a very ___________ summer. We've hardly seen the sun! (disappointed / disappointing)
disappointing
I was ____________ when my friend travelled all the way from Paris to see me. (amazing / amazed)
amazed
Thunder storms can be ___________ for children and animals. (frightened / frightening)
frightening
Lucy was very ___________the night before her fifth birthday. (exciting / excited)
excited
Fred was very _____________during the movie. He doesn't like historical films. (boring / bored)
bored
The students have been a bit _____________ since they got their test results last week. (depressing / depressed)
depressed
