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I want to go on an exciting/excited trip.
exciting
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Her behaviour is extremely worried/worrying.
worrying
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That was a very interesting/interested TV series.
interesting
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The marathon is extremely tired/tiring.
tiring
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He was frightened/frightening because she thought she saw a ghost.
frightened
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I feel really bored/boring now.
bored
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I was so annoyed/annoying because my sister tłok my dress without question.
annoyed
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I’m worried/worrying about her.
worried
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This was the most bored/boring film I’ve ever seen.
boring
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That sounds exciting/excited.
exciting
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They’re interested/interesting in painting.
interested
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The ending of the book was surprised/surprising.
surprising
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Are you tiring/tired after school?
tired
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That noise is really annoyed/annoying.
annoying
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She was surprised/surprising to see her mother at school.
surprised
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We saw a frightening/frightened horror film.
frightening
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