YES or NO
This film is boring.
Yes
I am interesting in this game.
No.
I am interested in this game.
I was really (amazed / amazing) when I got the job. I didn't expect it.
AMAZED.
I was (disappointed / disappointing) with the movie.
DISAPPOINTED.
fascinating
This place is fascinating.
English grammar is confused.
No.
English grammar is confusing.
The students are confused.
Yes.
It was a really (terrified / terrifying) experience. A lion escaped from the zoo while we were visiting. (terrify)
TERRIFYING.
Emily was (tired / tiring) after doing exercise.
TIRED
surprised
I'm surprised you didn't get good grades.
It is disappointed that the weather is raining again.
No
It is disappointing that the weather is rainy again.
I spilled coffee on my shirt. I feel embarrassing.
No.
I spilled coffee on my shirt. I feel embarrassed.
Everybody at the zoo was (shocked / shocking) easily the lion escaped from the cage.
SHOCKED
Soccer is (excited / exciting).
EXCITING
boring
Some teachers are boring.
Studying English can be exhausting.
Yes.
The apples we tasted on Friday were not disgusting.
Yes.
I never visit art galleries. I am not particularly (interested / interesting) in art.
INTERESTED
I'm really (surprised / surprising). I did well on the test.
SURPRISED
interested / interesting
I'm interested in this interesting book.
Are you interesting in sports?
No.
Are you interested in sports?
I get annoyed by my noisy neighbours.
Yes.
The news from that country is (depressed / depressing). Everyone is sad.
DEPRESSING
This magazine is (bored / boring). I don't like it.
BORING
annoyed / annoying
I'm annoyed because my neighbors are so noisy! They are annoying!