Adjectives: ed or ing? | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

I'm always _____ by how dedicated you are. (AMAZE)

I'm always amazed by how dedicated you are.

You're doing _____ work. (AMAZE)

You're doing amazing work.

I'm _____ of spiders. (TERRIFY)

I'm terrified of spiders.

What a _____ experience that was! (TERRIFY)

What a terrifying experience that was!

I'm sorry you're feeling so _____. (FRUSTRATE)

I'm sorry you're feeling so frustrated.

It was really _____ for them. (FRUSTRATE)

It was a really frustrating experience for them.

I thought the story would be more _____. (EXCITE)

I thought the story would be more exciting.

Are you _____ for your vacation? (EXCITE)

Are you excited for your vacation?

I'm feeling a bit _____ these days. (DEPRESS)

I'm feeling a bit depressed these days.

Can you believe how _____ that series is? (DEPRESS)

Can you believe how depressing that series is?

I don't always feel _____ to practice English. (INSPIRE)

I don't always feel inspired to practice English.

Her art is _____ to so many people. (INSPIRE)

Her art is inspiring to so many people.

I had a _____ weekend. (RELAX)

I had a relaxing weekend.

You seem really _____ lately. (RELAX)

You seem really relaxed lately.

I don't know why I always feel so _____. (TIRE)

I don't know why I always feel so tired.

It was such a _____ flight. (TIRE)

It was such a tiring flight.

She always seems _____ by my comments. (ANNOY)

She always seems annoyed by my comments.

That song is super _____. (ANNOY)

That song is super annoying.

What he said was _____. (SHOCK)

What he said was shocking.

I was _____ by what happened. (SHOCK)

I was shocked by what happened.

These instructions are so _____. (CONFUSE)

These instructions are so confusing.

Can you help me? I'm totally _____. (CONFUSE)

Can you help me? I'm totally confused.

The results are really _____. (DISAPPOINT)

The results are really disappointing.

Are you _____ that the party was cancelled? (DISAPPOINT)

Are you disappointed that the party was cancelled?

What a _____ lesson! (BORE)

I'm _____. Let's go out. (BORE)

I'm bored. Let's go out.

I'm not really _____ in this subject. (INTEREST)

I'm not really interested in this subject.

It was a really _____ movie. (INTEREST)

It was a really interesting movie.