-ING/-ED ADJECTIVE

-ING/-ED ADJECTIVE
PART A: Use the verbs in brackets to make adjectives:
1. The film was very ………………………., so everyone at the cinema got ………………………. (bore)
2. When he was solving his Maths problems, he was very ………………………. because the problems were ………………………. . (confuse)
3. After she watched the ………………………. film, she got very ………………………. . (scare)
4. The children were very ………………………. when they saw the clown. (excite)
5. This is very ………………………. . (interest)
6. The exam results were ………………………. (disappoint)
7. When the teacher noticed that her zip was down, she felt ………………………. . (embarrass)
8. Last night I had a ……………………….dream, so I couldn’t sleep till morning because I was really ……………………….. (frighten)
9. At the dinner party, everyone told jokes, so we were very ………………………. (amuse)
10. Sarah was ………………………..when she watched the horror film last Friday night. (thrill)
11. Ann looked ………………………..when we gave her the birthday present. (surprise)
12. The laughter of the crowd at the actor on the stage were very ……………………….. (irritate)
13. She was ………………………..when she learned that her son had an accident. (shock)
14. The appearance of the little boy in rags was ……………………….. (touch)
15. My mother is very much ………………………. in gardening. (interest)
16. We were all ……………………….. when we saw the difficult questions. (disappoint)
17. She was very ……………………….because in her job interview she couldn’t give proper answers. (worry)
18. Jay Leno Show on NBC is very ……………………….. (amuse)
19. ‘It is ……………………….to laugh at other people’, said his mom. (embarrass)
20. The news of her son’s accident was ……………………….. (shock)
21. EVIL DEAD is the most ………………………..film I have ever seen. (thrill)
22. Everybody was looking at me, so I felt really ……………………….. (irritate)
23. The news were very………………………..(surprise)
24. Everybody was ………………………..when they heard their national anthem on the radio. (touch)
25. After that picnic, I slept for ten hours because I was very ………………………., so I understood that walking for three hours is absolutely……………………….. (tire)

1. boring, bored
2. confused, confusing
3. scary, scared
4. excited
5. interesting
6. disappointing
7. embarrassed
8. frightening, frightened
9. amused
10. thrilled
11. surprised
12. irritating
13. shocked
14. touching
15. interested
16. disappointed
17. worried
18. amusing
19. embarrassing
20. shocking
21. thrilling
22. irritated
23. surprising
24. touched
25. tired, tiring