WorksheetsChoose the correct form of the verbs with ing or ed. 1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
Mary looked calm, but inside she felt really (exciting/excited).
(a)
I enjoyed Dr Brown's visit. He is a very (interesting/interested) speaker.
(a)
It was a bad day. We were all thoroughly (boring/bored).
(a)
I enjoyed the movie. The monster was absolutely (terrifying/terrified).
(a)
We were rather (disappointing/disappointed) with the results.
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I had only one book and unluckily it was (boring/bored).
(a)
We were dreadfully late. It was very (embarrassing/embarrassed).
(a)
The results were very (disappointing/disappointed).
(a)
Josh looked even more (exciting/excited) than he felt.
(a)
We invited them to join us but they weren't really (interesting/interested).
(a)
The bad news was very (depressing/depressed).
(a)
George made a perfect fool of himself. He was awfully (embarrassing/embarrassed).
(a)
She's a brilliant woman. She has the most (interesting/interested) ideas.
(a)
Have you heard what's happened? Isn't it (amazing/amazed)?
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I had nothing to do. I was (boring/bored).
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