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He is (interesting - interested ) in writing stories.
interested
The Tv show was (fascinating- fascinated).
fascinating
It was such a great party. I was totally (surprising - surprised)
surprised
We've watched a (frightening - frightened) movie. I couldn't sleep all night.
frightening
Walking alone in the park was very (relaxing - relaxed)
relaxing
The class was a mess. The teacher was so (annoying - annoyed)
annoyed
Peter was (amazing - amazed) to watch the colorful peacock.
amazed
I need to go to bed. The flight was really (tiring - tired).
tiring
Students find this lesson (confusing - confused). They aren't sure they understand it.
confusing
Kevin is (exciting - exciting) about his trip to Australia.
excited
The man laughed and found the story funny so he was (amusing - amused).
amused
The book I was reading yesterday was very (boring - bored).
boring
He was (frustrating - frustrated) when he could not get the answer to the crossword puzzle.
frustrated
We were very (shocking - shocked) when we heard the bad news.
shocked
She felt (tiring - tired) after working hard all day.
tired
It was the most (exciting - excited) film I've ever watched.
exciting
