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Some of his comments were (insulted/insulting).
insulting
Did you see the magician? He was (amazed/amazing)!
amazing
We had a (shocked/shocking) time at the restaurant. The place was awful.
shocking
You look (worried/worrying). What's wrong?
worried
Working for more than 8 hours a day is (tired/tiring).
tiring
Have you seen that film? It's really (frightened/frightening).
frightening
The children were so (excited/exciting) they couldn't sleep.
excited
I'm reading a really (interesting/interested) book.
interesting
I was (disappointed/disappointing) that I didn't get the job.
disappointed
I loved my maths teacher! Lessons with her were never (boring/bored).
boring
The instructions for my new coffee machine are really (confusing/confused).
confusing
His exam results were really (disappointed/disappointing).
disappointing
My cats get really (frightened/frightening) when there's a storm.
frightened
She didn't call about the car. I don't think she's (interested/interesting) in buying it.
interested
I was really (surprising/surprised) that I won the competition.
surprised
My neighbour is always playing loud music. It's very (annoyed/annoying).
annoying
Can I call you? I've got some very (excited/exciting) news for you!
exciting
You look really (tired/tiring). Why don't you go to bed?
tired
I could listen to her for hours. She's so (interested/interesting).
interesting
I was so (bored/boring) in that lesson, I almost fell asleep.
bored
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