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  • I fell over in the street. I was very embarrassed/embarassing.
    Embarassed
  • I was shocked/shocking to hear Trump lost the election.
    Shocked
  • I was embarrassed/embarrassing when everyone was looking at me.
    Embarassed.
  • I love watching documentaries. I think they are very interesting/interested.
    Interesting
  • I fell over in the street. It was very embarrassing/embarassed.
    Embarrassing
  • I was bored/boring last weekend.
    Bored
  • I am worried/worrying about my exam tomorrow.
    Worried
  • Little brothers are very annoyed/annoying.
    Annoying
  • I love adventure movies. They are always excited/exciting.
    Exciting
  • My little sister is very irritating/irritated when she touches my things.
    Irritating
  • This book is very interested/interesting
    Interesting
  • Waiting for buses makes me feel irritated/irritating.
    irritated
  • Being at home in the quarantine was very bored/boring.
    Boring
  • On my birthday I am very exciting/excited
    Excited
  • I am interested/interesting in science.
    Interested
  • I am bored/boring with this class and I want to go home.
    Bored
  • I was shocked/shocking when I saw I got a 3 in my science exam.
    Shocked
  • Running is very tired/tiring.
    Tiring
  • Don’t bother me now. I’m very relaxed/relaxing and I don’t want to talk to you.
    Relaxed
  • Oh no, that film looks really frightened/frightening
    Frightening
  • I got frustrated/frustrating when I didn’t understand.
    Frustrated
  • Computers can be very frustrating/frustrated when they don’t work.
    Frustrating
  • Rollercoasters are excited/exciting.
    Exciting
  • People do yoga because it is relaxed/relaxing.
    Relaxing.
  • My parents were very annoyed/annoying when they saw my maths grade.
    Annoyed
  • Coronavirus was very worrying/worried.
    Worrying
  • I feel relaxed/relaxing sitting on the sofa.
    Relaxed
  • When I was a child I was frightened/frightening of the dark.
    Frightened
  • My dad’s dancing is very embarassed/embarrassing.
    Embarassing.
  • I ran 5km last night and I was very tired/tiring.
    Tired
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