Adjectives with -ed or -ing

It rained all Saturday so we couldn’t go out and we were ....(bore)

• boring

• bored

It’s useless making her study more. It’s so ....(frustrate)

• frustrating

• frustrated

A new Miss Universe is a .....beauty. (stun)

• stunning

• stunned

Have you heard the....(alarm) news about the prison riots in Atlanta?

• alarmed

• alarming

Joan and Kevin are very ....about their wedding ceremony. (excite)

• exciting

• excited

The students didn’t seem ....(interest) in their teacher’s explanation

• interested

• interesting

Touring round Europe in two weeks must be very .... (tire)

• tired

• tiring

Betty was ....(amuse) at the look on my face.

• amusing

• amused

The Prime Minister’s outfit was very ....(please) to the eye.

• pleased

• pleasing

It’s very …. (satisfy) to know that the contract has been signed.

• satisfying

• satisfied