1 -ing/-ed adjectives
It wasn't a (frighten) ____________ movie. Only the little kids were scared.
frightening
We've had a very (tire)____________ trip. We need to lie down and rest.
tiring
I'm very (disappoint) _______________ in you. You should never say bad words!
disappointed
The teacher was (annoy) because nobody did their homework.
annoyed
I'm really (bore) ____________ at school! It isn't very fun.
bored
The food at that restaurant was (disgust) ______________. I'll never come back there!
disgusting
Are you (interest) ____________ in sports? Do you want to see a soccer game?
interested
The news from that country is (depress) ____________! Everyone is sad.
depressing
I'm looking for an (interest) ____________ book to read this summer.
interesting
I've tried that new exotic dish and I wasn't (disgust) ___________. I thought it was delicious.
disgusted
I like to do (frighten) _______________ things! I love the feeling.
frightening
It's not very (interest) _____________ to watch Brazilian TV. I prefer Korean TV.
interesting
I spilled my drink on my dress. What an (embarrass) ______________ situation!
embarrassing
The weight lifter is (amaze) ____________! He can lift over 500 pounds!
amazing
Im just (relieve) _____________ that she's safe and well.
relieved
I'm so (confuse) ____________ by this map. I don't know how to read it.
confused
The news of the prices going up are (worry...).
worrying
It's very (embarrass) ____________ to spill water on your pants at a party.
embarrassing
I wasn't (surprise) ____________ that she won first place. She was the best.
surprised
I think soccer is a more (excite)___________________ sport than baseball.
exciting
I'm not (satisfy) ____________ with my test results.
satisfied