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The children were (AMUSE) by the monkeys at the zoo.
amused
The monkeys at the zoo are very (AMUSE) for children.
amusing
The visit to a former Nazi concentration camp in Auschwitz was really (DISTRESS). I couldn't help crying.
distressing
The visit to a former Nazi concentration camp in Auschwitz left me feeling really (DISTRESS).
distressed
Driving from the north of Spain to the south in just one day was (EXHAUST)
exhausting
I felt (EXHAUST) after driving all day from the north of Spain to the south.
exhausted
Laura was so (EXCITE) about the holiday that she couldn't sleep all night.
excited
The prospect of the holidays was so (EXCITE) for Laura that she couldn't sleep all night.
exciting
Have you ever been (TEMPT) to steal from a shop?
tempted
Stealing from a shop may sometimes feel very (TEMPT)
tempting
The directions the hotel receptionist gave us were totally (CONFUSE)
confusing
The tourists were (CONFUSE) by the directions from the hotel reception.
confused
The lack of jobs is seriously (CONCERN) for many university graduates.
concerning
Many university graduates are gravely (CONCERN) by the lack of jobs.
concerned
The key to success is (CONVINCE) yourself that you are not going to fail.
convincing
If you're (CONVINCE) that you're going to fail, then you probably will.
convinced
