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Adjectives ending with -ed/ -ing

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  • I was ___ that I didn't get the job. (disappoint)
    disappointed
  • My nephew was ______ (amuse) by the clown.
    amused
  • My neighbor is always playing loud music. It's very ______. (annoy)
    annoying
  • The math problem is so ______ (confuse). Can you help me?
    confusing
  • He is ______ (interest) in history.
    interested
  • Having a bath is so ______ (satisfy).
    satisfying
  • He was ______ (scare) when he saw the spider.
    scared
  • His exam results were really ___. (disappoint)
    disappointing
  • I'm reading a really ___ book. (interest)
    interesting
  • She thought the rollarcoaster was ______ (thrill).
    thrilling
  • My cats get really ___ when there's a thunderstorm. (frighten)
    frightened
  • The news was so ______ (shock) that he couldn't believe it.
    shocking
  • You look really ______. Why don't you go to bed? (tire)
    tired
  • Can I call you? I've got some very ______ news for you! (excite)
    exciting
  • I was really ___ that I won the competition. (surprise)
    surprised
  • The children were so ___ they couldn't sleep. (excite)
    excited
  • He wasn't ______ when he arrived late for class. (embarrass)
    embarrassed
  • I loved my maths teacher! Lessons with her were never ___. (bore)
    boring
  • I like my new chair. It's quite ______. (relax)
    relaxing.
  • She didn't call about the car. I don't think she's ___ in buying it. (interest)
    interested
  • My grandmother was ______ (shock) by the man's bad language.
    shocked
  • Our company isn’t making any money. It’s very ______. (worry)
    worrying
  • Moving to a new home is hard work. It's _____. (tire)
    tiring
  • The directions were ___ and we got lost. (confuse)
    confusing