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    adjectives
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  • The exam instructions are very difficult. The students are confused / confusing.
    confused
  •  15
  • Being alone at night in a strange place is very frightened / frightening.
    frightening
  •  15
  • Your house is always dirty. It is really disgusted / disgusting.
    disgusting
  •  15
  • The room was dark when I entered and suddenly the lights came on and everyone was shouting “Happy Birthday!” I was so surprised / surprising.
    surprised
  •  15
  • Oh, no! I’m so embarrassed / embarrassing! I didn’t get you a present for your birthday!
    embarressed
  •  15
  • Look at that man! He is annoyed / annoying with those children. They are so noisy!
    annoyed
  •  15
  • Tom’s exam results are amazed / amazing. He got 100 percent.
    amazing
  •  15
  • I think dark, cold, rainy days in winter are depressed / depressing.
    depressing
  •  15
  • I worked hard all week to complete the project. Now I’m very tired / tiring.
    tired
  •  15
  • Is she really 50 years old? I’m shocked / shocking. She looks much younger!
    shocked
  •  15
  • Dogs and birds often feel frightened / frightening during fireworks.
    frightened
  •  15
  • My mum wants to change her job. She is bored / boring of doing the same thing every d
    bored
  •  15
  • You must watch the new Sci- Fi film! It is so excited / exciting. I will watch it again.
    exciting
  •  15
  • Running a marathon must be very ________________. It’s more than 40 kilometres. (TIRE)
    tiring
  •  20
  • Horror films are ________________. I can never fall asleep easily at nights after watching one. (FRIGHTEN)
    frightening
  •  20
  • He felt really ________________ when he realized that there was a big hole in his trousers. (EMBARRASS)
    embarrassed
  •  20