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V-ed and V-ing ( by LeeZun )

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  • 2. I have nothing to do. I’m ............................. (bore)
    bored
  • Everyone’s very (excited/ exciting) about the news.
    excited
  • I think Alex is one of the most (annoyed/ annoying) people I’ve ever met. He can’t keep still for a second.
    annoying
  • He’s such a (bored/ boring) guy. He only ever talks about himself.
    boring
  • It was a very (interested/ interesting) situation.
    interesting
  • He’s such a monotonous speaker. I was (bored/ boring).
    bored
  • Their hamburgers are (disgusted/ disgusting).
    disgusting
  • No one knew what would happen next. We were all (intrigued/ intriguing).
    intrigued
  • I don’t like watching (depressed/ depressing) films on my own.
    depressing
  • 10. I was ............................. by the news. I didn’t expect it. (surprise)
    surprised
  • She kept talking about her boyfriend problems all night. It was rather (embarrassed/ embarrassing).
    embarrassing
  • That lamp produces a very (pleased/ pleasing) effect.
    pleasing
  • Dad always arrives home from work thoroughly (exhausted/ exhausting).
    exhausted
  • 9. I was ............................. by her behavior. It was very funny. (amuse)
    amused
  • 5. I heard a very ............................. story. It will make you laugh. (interest)
    interesting
  • He’s always showing off. It’s really (annoyed/ annoying).
    annoying
  • His mother was (disgusted/ disgusting) by what she found under her bed.
    disgusted
  • 4. Cheer up. Don’t feel so ............................. There are plenty of other jobs. (depress)
    depressed
  • I was (amazed/ amazing) when she told me she’d got divorced.
    amazed
  • I had such a (tired/ tiring) day I went straight to bed.
    tiring
  • Most sequels are (disappointed/ disappointing).
    disappointing
  • 6. It’s not ............................. that you failed the exam. You never did any work (surprise)
    surprising
  • I’m very (interested/ interesting) in films and theatre.
    interested
  • 3. My job is very varied. I find it ............................. (depress)
    depressing
  • 7. I don’t understand this exercise. I’m very ............................. (confuse)
    confused
  • There’s been some very (surprised/ surprising) news.
    surprising
  • 1. I do the same thing every day. My job is very ............................. (bore)
    boring
  • The whole school was (saddened/ saddening) by the tragic event.
    saddened
  • I walked into this restaurant and there was Andy with a strange woman. He seemed really (embarrassed/ embarrassing).
    embarrassed
  • 8. The lesson was really ............................. I almost fell asleep. (bore)
    boring