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A2-B1 Adj Formation + ed/ing Adjectives

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  • He was ______ because the lesson was too easy.
    bored
  • My little brother is very ______. He never stops moving. (energy)
    energious
    energetic
    energyless
    energyful
  • Thomas fell down the stairs because he is a bit ______. (care)
    careless
  • This armchair is very ______. (comfort)
    comfortable
  • What is the adjective form of "magic"?
    magicful
    magical
    magicless
    magicy
  • What is the adjective form of "adventure"?
    adventurous
  • What suffix turns "price" into an adjective? (hint: think "without price")
    -ful
    -y
    -less
    -ous
  • The rollercoaster was the most ______ ride I've ever been on!
    thrillful
    thrillless
    thrilled
    thrilling
  • The film was so ______ I almost fell asleep.
    boring
  • What is the adjective form of "fun"?
    funny
  • What is the adjective form of "danger"?
    dangerful
    dangery
    dangerous
    dangeral
  • She was ______ in the science project.
    interested
  • Can you open the window? This cheese smells ______. (disgust)
    disgusting
  • Tim was ______ that his brother passed the test without studying.
    surprised
  • What suffix do you add to "care" to mean "without care"?
    -less
  • What is the adjective form of "use"?
    useful
    useless
    usious
    usey
  • I was ______ when I heard the loud noise.
    frightful
    frightless
    frightening
    frightened
  • The instructions were ______. Nobody knew what to do. (confuse)
    confusing
  • What is the adjective form of "beauty"?
    beautyal
    beautious
    beautyless
    beautiful
  • What is the adjective form of "nature"?
    natureless
    naturious
    natural
    natureful
  • That series was so ______. We laughed the whole time!
    amusing
  • The mountain hike was really ______. We saw amazing views. (enjoy)
    enjoyable
    enjoyless
    enjoyful
    enjoyed
  • Lisa is a very ______ person. (create)
    creative
  • I don't understand. I'm ______. (confuse)
    confused
  • I don't think computer games are very ______. (excite)
    exciteless
    excited
    exciting
    exciteful
  • The teacher was very ______ with the students. (patience)
    patient
    patienceful
    patienceless
    patienceous
  • We felt completely ______ after the meal.
    satisfied
  • What is the adjective form of "hope"?
    hopeless / hopeful
  • It's very ______ here. I can't sleep well. (noise)
    noisy
  • What is the adjective form of "help"?
    helpious
    helpless
    helpful
    helpal
  • This notebook is very ______ for my English class. (use)
    useful
  • She was very ______ to the woman carrying her shopping bags. (help)
    helpious
    helpless
    helpful
    helpal
  • The news about the trip was really ______.
    exciteful
    exciteless
    excited
    exciting
  • The science lesson was really ______. I want to learn more. (interest)
    interested
    interestless
    interesting
    interestful
  • What is the adjective form of "colour"?
    colourful
  • What suffix turns "fame" into an adjective?
    -al
    -less
    -ous
    -ful
  • I was really ______ when my Internet stopped working.
    annoyed
  • The match was so ______. Nothing happened for 90 minutes.
    disappointed
    disappointful
    disappointing
    disappointless
  • That horror film was really ______.
    frightless
    frightened
    frightful
    frightening
  • She was ______ by the difficult maths problem.
    confusing
    confused
    confusable
    confuseful
  • What is the adjective form of "mess"?
    messy
  • He felt very ______ after finishing the marathon. (exhaust)
    exhausted
    exhausting
    exhaustful
    exhaustless
  • Their answers were ______, so I didn't understand.
    confusing
  • The documentary about animals was really ______.
    fascinating
    fascinateful
    fascinateless
    fascinated
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