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He is (amaze) with the science experiment.
amazed
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I am (surprise) that my favourite singer won the award.
surprised
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I think my job isn't (bore). I love it!
boring
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I like action films. They are very (interest)
interesting
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The view from our hotel was (amaze)
amazing
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I was (embarrass) because I spitted the juice in front of my classmates.
embarrassed
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He is always (bore) bored at school.
bored
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Sophie was really (annoy) with her sister.
annoyed
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They are (worry) because they are being late.
worried
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I was very (tire) and went to bed.
tired
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He was (please) to get a present.
pleased
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Now children's games are more (entertain).
entertaining
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Jumping with a parachute was the most (frighten) experience.
frightening
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I feel (relax) when I listen to classical music.
relaxed
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He finds school (tire)
tiring
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The news was (shock)
shocking
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London is an (excite) city
exciting
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Don't be (frighten)! It's not going to hurt!
frightened
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The test results were (please) for teacher and students.
pleasing
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He is (interest) in science.
interested
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He was (shock) when he failed the exam.
shocked
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