-ed and -ing adjectives

The roller coaster was (a)   (excite).

The students were (a)   (confuse) by the difficult questions.

I was (a)   (excite) to move to Regina.

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CCSS.L.2.4B

CCSS.L.3.2E

I think some grammar is very (a)   (confuse).

Wars and disease are very (a)   (frighten).

Marie was (a)   (exhaust) after running 5 km in 17 minutes!

The party was so (a)   (bore) that Ji and her cat fell asleep!

I’m very (a)   (excite) because I am going to New York tomorrow. 

Are you (a)   (surprise) or were you expecting this news?

 

I’m reading a very (a)   (interest) book at the moment.