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-ED / -ING Adjectives

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  • I’m not ... that Jamie got into trouble. He’s a terrible liar. (SURPRISE)
    surprised
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  • I’m ... of geese. Do think that’s stupid? (TERRIFY)
    terrified
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  • Some Halloween costumes are ... . (TERRIFY)
    terrifying
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  • A cold glass of lemonade sounds ... . (AMAZE)
    amazing
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  • The old lady looked very ... when I gave her the flowers (CONFUSE)
    confused
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  • I was ... when he smashed the car window like that. (SHOCK)
    shocked
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  • Life in New York is very ... . (EXCITE)
    exciting
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  • My neighbors’ chihuahua is so ... .(ANNOY)
    annoying
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  • My mum got really ... because they left in an hour. (ANNOY)
    annoyed
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  • I’m very ... that I can’t spend Christmas with my family (DISAPPOINT)
    disappointed
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  • It’s ... that so many children liked the show. (SHOCK)
    shocking
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  • Life can be very ... if you don’t travel. (DEPRESS)
    depressing
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  • Surfing is fun, but it’s also ... (EXHAUST)
    exhausting
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  • I'm not really ... in art. (INTEREST)
    interested
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