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Bob went to live in New York last year so I was very ...... to see him in town today. (surprise)
surprised
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The film was so ______. (boring/bored)
boring
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This weather is absolutely ______. (depress)
depressing
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The children were ______ about the trip to the zoo. (excite)
excited
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I felt ______ after a long bath. (relaxed/relaxing)
relaxed
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She is ______ in learning new languages. (interesting/interested)
interested
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The runners were .... when they finished the marathon (exhaust).
exhausted
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It's a very ______ situation. (worry)
worrying
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Angela was really ..... when she didn't get the job. (disappoint)
disappointed
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My parents were ______ with my exam results. (disappointing/disappointed)
disappointed
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I can't stand romantic comedies. I find them so ...... (bore)
boring
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We were all ______ by the sudden news. (surprising/surprised)
surprised
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It was .... how the Nigerians used talking drums to communicate messages. (amaze)
amazing
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Were you ______ by the comedian's jokes? (amuse)
amused
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The instructions were ______ and difficult to follow. (confusing/confused)
confusing
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I am ______ of waiting for the bus. (tire)
tired
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He's a very ______ person; he never stops talking. (annoying/annoyed)
annoying
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The news was very ______. (shock)
shocking
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What makes you feel....? (irritate)
irritated
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The roller coaster ride was ______. (frightening/frightened)
frightening
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