VERB = ED/ING
Bore
bored / boring
The results of the experiments are very surprised / surprising. The scientists are worried / worrying.
surprising / worried
The movie was really ___ (bore)
boring
annoyed / bored / boring / exciting / frightened / frightening / tired / tiring
I got ___ with my brother last night. He was making a lot of noise and I couldn’t sleep.
annoyed
excite
excited / exciting
I’m annoyed / annoying because my friend is late – again! It’s very annoyed / annoying when people are always late.
annoyed / annoying
Were you ___ (surprise) when you saw me?
surprised
annoyed / bored / boring / exciting / frightened / frightening / tired / tiring
I don’t watch horror movies. They’re too __ for me.
frightening
Interest
interested / interesting
We’re tired / tiring because it’s very late, but the documentary is really interested / interesting.
tired / interesting
I'm reading a really ___ (interest) book
interesting
annoyed / bored / boring / exciting / frightened / frightening / tired / tiring
This book is very ___. I can’t stop reading it.
exciting
surprise
surprised / surprising
They are frightened / frightening of spiders. They think spiders are frightened / frightening.
frightened / frightening
I can't find my smartphone. It is really ___ (annoy)
annoying
annoyed / bored / boring / exciting / frightened / frightening / tired / tiring
The bull started to run at me and I was really ___.
frightened
Annoy
Annoyed / Annoying
John is bored / boring because the movie is bored / boring
bored / boring
They are very late. I am ___ (worry)
worried
annoyed / bored / boring / exciting / frightened / frightening / tired / tiring
Let's take the elevator to the 7th floor. Walking up the stairs is too ___
tiring