-ed / -ing adjective endings
Martina is _____ (disgust) by insects.
Martina is (disgusted) by insects.
(B ) scare me when they fly over my head.
(Birds) scare me when they fly over my head.
I (could / might not / must ) be in class tomorrow. I don't feel well.
I (might not) be in class tomorrow. I don't feel well.
Kendra ___ a test tomorrow. (take - present continuous)
Kendra (is taking) a test tomorrow.
You have the flu. (could)
You could have the flu.
My little sister is _____ (terrify) of sleeping in the dark.
My little sister is (terrified) of sleeping in the dark.
I'm afraid of (f ). I hate planes!
I'm afraid of (flying). I hate planes!
You (can't / must not / must) be exhausted. You only slept an hour last night.
You (must) be exhausted. You only slept an hour last night.
Wait for me! I ___ ready in five minutes. (be - will)
Wait for me! I (will be) ready in five minutes.
Paul is surprised. (might)
Paul might be surprised.
I think clowns are _____ (terrify). They really scare me.
I think clowns are (terrifying). They really scare me.
I take the stairs because I hate riding in (el ).
I take the stairs because I hate riding in (elevators).
Eva (can't / could / may) be confused about our homework. She just explained it to me.
Eva (can't) be confused about our homework. She just explained it to me.
Sally and Mark ____ a movie tonight. (not see - going to)
Sally and Mark (are not going to see) a movie tonight.
The roller coaster must be terrifying.
Some people are afraid of flying, but I think it's _____ (relax).
Some people are afraid of flying, but I think it's (relaxing).
I don't go to the circus because I'm afraid of (c ).
I don't go to the circus because I'm afraid of (clowns).
They (could / may / can't / might) be surprised. They knew we were planning a party.
They (can't) be surprised. They knew we were planning a party.
He ___ to Japan tonight. (not fly - present continuous)
He (isn't flying) to Japan tonight.
Cindy knows Julia. (could)
Cindy could know Julia.
Our homework assignment was _____ (confuse). No one understood the directions.
Our homework assignment was (confusing). No one understood the directions.
I can't walk on high bridges because I'm afraid of (he ).
I can't walk on high bridges because I'm afraid of (heights).
My neighbor (can't / might not / must / should) make a lot of money. He's always taking expensive trips.
My neighbor (must) make a lot of money. He's always taking expensive trips.
My cousins ___ me at the circus on Friday. (meet - going to)
My cousins (are going to meet) me at the circus on Friday.
It's 3:00. (must)
It must be 3:00.