Adjectives with -ED or -ING | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

English 10 Public

Students are able to differentiate the use of adjectives with -ED or -ING

Study Slideshow

Don’t look so _ _ _ _ _ _ (surprise)! Your project won because it was the best

surprised

15

John has a really _ _ _ _ _ _(annoy) habit of staring at people.

annoying

15

We were too _ _ _ _ _ _ (embarrass) to ask them for a loan.

embarrassed

15

Dave’s parents are really _ _ _ _ _ _(alarm) by his persistent misbehavior..

alarmed

15

George is so _ _ _ _ _ _(frustrate), his chemistry project isn’t going very well

frustrated

15

We were all _ _ _ _ _ _ (stun) by his sudden death.

stunned

15

I don’t find his jokes very _ _ _ _ _ _(amuse) I think they are rather crude.

amusing

15

I’m reading an _ _ _ _ _ _ (excite) adventure story at the moment.

exciting

15

My mum finds fishing _ _ _ _ _ _(bore) and she never accompanies dad.

boring

15

Your idea sound really _ _ _ _ _ _ .(interest)

interesting

15