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Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 29mins
She was really _______________ after she came home.
tired
tiring
Have you seen that film? It's really _________________.
frightened
frightening
I can't sleep! That noise is really ________________!
annoyed
annoying
I was really ________________ when I fell over in the street.
embarrassed
embarrassing
I will be very ________________ if she does well in her test.
surprised
surprising
I'm not very _______________ in sport.
interested
interesting
It was very __________________ not to be selected for the football team.
disappointed
disappointing
The lesson was so _______________ that I fell asleep.
bored
boring
I had better phone my mother or she will be ________________.
worried
worrying
I am _______________! There's nothing to do in the house. Let's go out.
bored
boring
It's very _________________ when you forget someone's name.
embarrassed
embarrassing
I like my new chair. It's really ________________.
relaxed
relaxing
She was very ________________ with him for not telling her the truth.
annoyed
annoying
Jay was ________________ of the snakes.
frightened
frightening
It's been a _________________ day- I'm ready to go to bed.
tired
tiring
He didn't like the food. It was __________________.
disgusted
disgusting
The instructions in the exam were very complicated and left the student feeling totally __________________.
confused
confusing
I'm really ________________ about going to New York next week.
excited
exciting
Books about science are my faourite because they are _______________.
interested
interesting
Children like to play hide-and-seek because the game is ___________________.
excited
exciting
I thought her new idea was absolutely.....................
fascinated
fascinating
I was really ..................... when I fell over in the street.
embarrassing
embarrassed
The teacher was really ........................... so the lesson passed quickly.
amusing
amused
An adjective is...
An action
A word that describes something
A persona, animal or thing
A tense in English
you use Adjectives -ED to express
how something / somebody is
how you feel about something / someone
My nephew was.........by the clown
Amused
Amusing
She looked very.........when I told her we had to change the plan.
Confusing
Confused
The journey was ...... Twelve hours by bus.
Exhausting
Exhausted
He's such a ..... person. He never wants to go out.
bored
boring
Are you ________ in football?
a) interesting
b) interested
The museum is ________. We can see many different old toys.
interesting
interested
The dog is ________. I will never walk pass that house.
frightening
frightened
We were ________ by the news. We couldn't believe it.
surprised
surprising
The journey was ..............! Twelve hours by plane.
exhausting
exhausted
He always plays music very loud. It's really _________.
annoyed
annoying
She was a bit ________ on our trip to Spain because she is afraid of flying.
worrying
worried
I feel _______ at Math. I really hate this subject.
bored
boring
The new Miss Universe is a ___________ beauty.
stunning
stunned
Betty was _________ at the look on my face.
amusing
amused
I'm very _________ with the effort that you've made.
pleased
pleasing
Your idea sounds really ______
interesting
interested
I'm reading an __________ adventure story at the moment.
exciting
excited
Don't look so _____________! Your project won because it was the best.
surprised
surprising
Dave's parents are really _________ by his persistant misbehavior
alarmed
alarming
It's useless making her study more. It's so _________
frustrated
frustrating
John has a really _____________ habit of staring at people.
annoyed
annoying
My mom finds fishing ________ and she never accompanies dad.
boring
bored
Kevin looked ....... when he heard the news.
surprised
surprising
When they saw the shark, they were so .......... they couldn't move.
shocking
shocked
He is a good actor, but his performance was very ................
disappointing
disappointed
How do you spell wad in the past tense?
waded
wading
wadded
wads
How do you spell chop in the past tense?
chopped
choped
chopping
chope
How do you spell thud in the past tense?
thuded
thuding
thudding
thudded
How do you spell cram in the past tense?
cramed
cramming
crammed
crams
How do you spell regret in the past tense?
regreted
regretted
regretting
regrets
How do you spell swim when adding -ing?
swimming
swiming
swiiming
swimeing
How do you spell forget when adding -ing?
forgeting
forget
forgetting
frogetting
How do you spell babysit when adding -ing?
babysat
babysatting
babysiteing
babysitting
How do you spell stop when adding -ing?
stopeing
stopping
stoping
stopeeing
How do you spell slam when adding -ing?
slameing
slaming
smalling
slamming
