I felt ___ when no one laughed at my joke. (awkward)
awks
awkward
The story was really ___. (confuse)
confusing
confused
The results of the test were really ___. (disappoint)
disappointing
disappoint
disappointed
We were ___ by the view from the top of the hill. (amaze)
amazed
amazing
They appeared ___ by the teacher’s sudden outburst.(puzzle)
puzzled
puzzle
puzzling
I’m completely ___ with this project. (bore)
bored
boring
A bore
I’m so ___ to start my new course! (excite)
excited
exciting
He was ___ when the teacher praised him. (please)
pleasing
pleased
The lecture was incredibly ___. (overwhelm)
overwhelm
overwhelming
overwhelmed
That typo in the email was so ___. (embarrass)
embarrassed
embarrassing
He felt ___ by how quickly people moved on. (betray)
betrayal
betraying
betrayed
The city lights at night were absolutely ___. (amaze)
amazed
amazing
He looked ___ after the long meeting. (tire)
tired
tiring
I was ___ by his strange behaviour. (bewilder)
bewildered
bewildering
They were ___ by how noisy the city was. (shock)
shook
shocked
shocking
We felt ___ by how kind everyone was. (touch)
touché
touched
touching
touch
I felt ___ when no one noticed my effort. (neglect)
neglectful
neglecting
neglected
It’s such an ___ opportunity. (excite)
exciting
excited
She’s ___ because her favourite café closed. (irritate)
irritating
irritated
irritate
She looked ___ when her name wasn’t on the list. (disappoint)
disappointed
disappointing
disappoint
The news was quite ___. (upset)
upsetting
upset
His joke was quite ___. (offend)
offending
offended
She seemed ___ when her plan didn’t work. (frustrate)
frustrated
frustrating
I was ___ by how beautiful the performance was. (captivate)
captivated
captivating
captivate
He looked ___ after hearing the tragic story.(disturb)
disturbed
disturbing
The ending of the movie was so ___. (touch)
touched
touché
touching
I was really ___ when he forgot my birthday. (offend)
offended
offensive