06 -ing / -ed adjectives

1. 1The movie was so [blank_start]boring[blank_end] I fell asleep.

   1. Aboring
   2. Bbored
2. 2It was a cold, wet day and the children were [blank_start]bored[blank_end].

   1. Abored
   2. Bboring
3. 3I was so [blank_start]bored[blank_end] that I slept through the second half of the film.

   1. Abored
   2. Bboring
4. 4He's such a [blank_start]boring[blank_end] man!

   1. Aboring
   2. Bbored
5. 5She found her job [blank_start]boring[blank_end].

   1. Aboring
   2. Bbored
6. 6We were very [blank_start]surprised[blank_end] at the result.

   1. Asurprised
   2. Bsurprising
7. 7I'm not [blank_start]surprised[blank_end] that he didn't keep his promise.

   1. Asurprised
   2. Bsurprising
8. 8It's not [blank_start]surprising[blank_end] that he didn't keep his promise.

   1. Asurprising
   2. Bsurprised
9. 9A [blank_start]surprising[blank_end] number of people came.

   1. Asurprising
   2. Bsurprised
10. 10Her most [blank_start]annoying[blank_end] habit was eating with her mouth open.

    1. Aannoying
    2. Bannoyed

11. 11Please stop making that noise - it's getting [blank_start]annoying[blank_end].

    1. Aannoying
    2. Bannoyed
12. 12I was so [blank_start]annoyed[blank_end] with him for turning up late.

    1. Aannoyed
    2. Bannoying
13. 13I was [blank_start]annoyed[blank_end] by her remarks.

    1. Aannoyed
    2. Bannoying
14. 14Grandpa gets pretty [blank_start]confused[blank_end] sometimes, and he doesn't even know what day it is.

    1. Aconfused
    2. Bconfusing
15. 15I'm a bit [blank_start]confused[blank_end]. Was that her husband or son she was with?

    1. Aconfused
    2. Bconfusing
16. 16The instructions are really [blank_start]confusing[blank_end]. Could you help me with them, please?

    1. Aconfusing
    2. Bconfused
17. 17Both teams were wearing the same colours, which made things [blank_start]confusing[blank_end].

    1. Aconfusing
    2. Bconfused
18. 18This is an [blank_start]exciting[blank_end] opportunity for me.

    1. Aexciting
    2. Bexcited
19. 19The film was just getting [blank_start]exciting[blank_end] when we had to leave.

    1. Aexciting
    2. Bexcited
20. 20An [blank_start]excited[blank_end] crowd waited for the singer to arrive.

    1. Aexcited
    2. Bexciting
21. 21I was quite [blank_start]excited[blank_end] at the idea of leaving home, but I was a bit [blank_start]frightened[blank_end] too.

    1. Aexcited
    2. Bexciting
    3. Cfrightened
    4. Dfrightening
22. 22I had a [blank_start]relaxing[blank_end] bath yesterday evening.

    1. Arelaxing
    2. Brelaxed
23. 23I find swimming very [blank_start]relaxing[blank_end].

    1. Arelaxing
    2. Brelaxed
24. 24She seemed [blank_start]relaxed[blank_end] and in control of the situation.

    1. Arelaxed
    2. Brelaxing
25. 25After a couple of drinks he felt more [blank_start]relaxed[blank_end].

    1. Arelaxed
    2. Brelaxing
26. 26She had a lot of [blank_start]interesting[blank_end] ideas, but they weren't very practical.

    1. Ainteresting
    2. Binterested
27. 27I'm not really [blank_start]interested[blank_end] in politics.

    1. Ainterested
    2. Binteresting

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Test sobre 06 -ing / -ed adjectives, creado por Katalin Szilagyi el 10/05/2020.

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