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anxious /cross/ disappointed/ embarrassed /envious/ relieved

I work all summer, so I'm (a)   take the summer off

of people who can

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anxious /cross/ disappointed/ embarrassed /envious/ relieved

Sam was (a)   that he didn't win the race, but he was happy that he took part in it.

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anxious /cross/ disappointed/ embarrassed /envious/ relieved

She was extremely (a)   when she forgot the

words to the song in front of hundreds of people.

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anxious /cross/ disappointed/ embarrassed /envious/ relieved

I'm sorry I was (a)   with you. I had a very bad day.

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anxious /cross/ disappointed/ embarrassed /envious/ relieved

Ted was very (a)   before his exams, but in the

end he received excellent results.

How is he feeling? He is (a)  

Halloween was probably the most (a)   film I have ever seen (FRIGHTENED / FRIGHTENING ).

I always get so (a)   when my dad starts speaking English (EMBARRASSED / EMBARRASSING).

I am (a)   to see how well he gets along with his stepfather. (SURPRISED /SURPRISING)

The lesson was so (a)   that I fell asleep (BORED / BORING)

. It's (a)   to see how many people didn't care to vote in the last election . (SURPRISED / SURPRISING)

You look a bit (a)   . Don't you know what you're supposed to do ? (CONFUSED / CONFUSING)

The school trip was really (a)   . I learned a lot of things I hadn't known before. (EXCITED / EXCITING)

Open the brackets and use the correct word in the gap:

What’s wrong? You look so (a)   (bore).

Open the brackets and use the correct word in the gap:

Are you (a)   (interest) in human biology?

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What are you (a)   (frighten) of?

Open the brackets and use the correct word in the gap:

Does walking make you feel (a)   (tire)?