Stop telling him he's the worst in the class. Don't you see how ... (upset) that is to him?
upsetting
They walked ten miles, then spent the afternoon cutting down trees. They were ...
exhausted
The kids wouldn't stop talking and I was beginning to get ... (annoy) with them.
annoyed
He wore jeans to the party but when he arrived everyone was wearing very formal clothes. Because of that he was ...
embarassed
Everyone was very ... (worry) when John didn't show up. We thought something bad had happened to him.
worried
I don't find that type of humour very ... (amuse) at all.
amusing
One person told her the street was on the left, another told her to turn right, and the third person said she had to go back to the station. She was ...
confused
I was very interested in her talk. In fact, it was very ... (fascinate)!
fascinating
The book is a ... (thrill) adventure story. You simply can't stop reading!
thrilling
My brother's apartment is usually in a terrible mess - he's very untidy. But yesterday when I visited him, the place was incredibly tidy. I was ...
surprised
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