-ed and -ing adjectives

The magic show was _____!

• Amazing

• Amazed

What a long day! I’m very _____ now

• Tiring

• Tired

I had a really _____ weekend.

• Relaxing

• Relaxed

The class was very _____ this morning. I was so _____, I fell asleep!

• Boring / Bored

• Bored / Boring

I was _____ when the computer stopped working. I couldn’t give my presentation. It was very _____.

• Embarrassed / Embarrassing

• Embarrassing / Embarrassed

I got my ticket for the music festival. I’m so _____! It’s always _____ to go to a live concert.

• Exciting / Excited

• Excited / Exciting

I failed my driving test last week. I was really _____. It’s _____, but I can take the test again.

• Disappointed / Disappointing

• Disappointing / Disappointed

I don’t like this. I’m _____ of heights! I didn’t think cleaning windows would be so _____.

• Terrified / Terrifying

• Terrifying / Terrified

Ana received a _____ e-mail this morning. Ana was really _____ when she read the e-mail.

• Surprised / Surprising

• Surprising / Surprised

These instructions are very _____. I’m completely _____. I don’t know what this means.

• Confusing / Confused

• Confused / Confusing