-ed / -ing Adjectives
The horror film was so _____ that I couldn’t sleep.
frightening
If I _____ more time, I would learn to paint.
had
Pop music can be art when it speaks to our _____.
emotions
A rising intonation at the end of a sentence often shows you are asking a _____.
question
The event _____ place at the gallery on Friday at 7 p.m.
takes
I felt really _____ when I forgot the artist’s name.
embarrassed
If you _____ meet a famous artist, who would you choose to meet?
could
Good street art requires _____ and can make a city more beautiful.
skill
If your intonation is flat, it can make you sound _____.
bored
Your evening _____ with a quick tour of the exhibition.
starts
The documentary about street artists was very _____.
inspiring
Frida Kahlo _____ surprised if she saw her face on modern handbags.
would be
Comics help us understand a place, a time, and the people who _____ there.
lived
When someone misunderstands your intonation, you can say: “Sorry, I didn’t _____ it that way.”
mean
Tickets are free but _____, so register now!
limited
Classical portraits can be quite _____ if you see too many.
boring
I _____ like Hokusai if I tried to copy his style.
wouldn’t paint
Video games allow players to make a deep _____ with an artistic experience.
connection
To check what someone means, you can ask: “I’m not sure if I understood you _____. ”
correctly
Come and _____ the magic of light art!
experience
Listening to calm music always makes me feel _____.
relaxed
I _____ you, I would go and talk to them directly.
were
Andy Warhol believed that making money was a type of _____.
art
Intonation misunderstandings often happen because of different first _____ and cultures.
languages
We look forward to _____ you there.
seeing