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Adjectives (-ed / -ing)

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  • This book was really... . I couldn't stop reading it.  (interested / interesting)
    interesting
  •  5
  • My birthday is soon. I can't wait. I'm so ...                                   (excited / exciting)
    excited
  •  20
  • Please stop making that noise. It's very ...  (annoyed / annoying)
    annoying
  •  15
  • I'm ..... because I can see two spiders on the wall.          (frightened / frightening)
    frightened
  •  15
  • I liked this lesson. It was ... (interested / interesting)
    interesting
  •  5
  • Our last trip to Paris was very ... (excited / exciting)
    exciting
  •  10
  • I don't like historical films. I find them .... (bored / boring)
    boring
  •  5
  • My team lost our match . I'm so ... (disappointed / disappointing)
    disappointed
  •  20
  • My dad  cycled 45 km today. He is  ...                                          (exhausted / exhausting)
    exhausted
  •  20
  • The big dog was running towards me and I was really ... (frightened / frightening)
    frightened
  •  15
  • Kate was so .... in English class that she fell asleep. (bored / boring)
    bored
  •  15
  • I was so ...... when my brother gave me a present. (surprised / surprising)
    surprised
  •  15
  • I didn't expect the film to end like that. I was very ... (surprised / surprising)
    surprised
  •  25
  • Running 10km is  .............. (exhausted / exhausting)
    exhausting
  •  25
  • I was very ................ that she came to my party. I wasn't expecting her. (surprised / surprising)
    surprised
  •  15
  • That question in the maths exam was very ............ (confused / confusing)
    confusing
  •  20