Share EF pre-int 4c ed and ing adjectives
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The film was ... (disappoint)
disappointing
We were ... (disappoint) with the film.
disappointed
Donna teaches young children. Her job is ... (exhaust)
exhausting
Donna teaches young children. She is often ... (exhaust)
exhausted
The weather in Ireland is ... (depress)
depressing
I am ... (depress) because of the weather in Ireland.
We're going to Spain at the weekend. It's going to be an ... (exicte) experience.
exciting
We're going to Spain at the weekend. My family are all ... (excite)
excited
I’m not particularly interesting / interested in football.
interested
The new project sounds exciting / excited. I’m looking forward to working on it.
exciting
It can be embarrassing / embarrassed when you have to ask people for money
embarassing
Do you easily get embarrassing / embarrassed?
embarassed
I’d never expected to get the job. I was amazing / amazed when I was offered it
amazed
She’s learnt very fast. She’s made amazing / amazed progress.
amazing
I didn’t find the situation funny. I was not amusing / amused.
amused
I’m interesting / interested in joining the club. How much does it cost?
interested
