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-ED and -ING adjectives

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1. Robert had nothing to do during the three-hour train journey. He felt very ___. bored boring excited

2. The documentary about life in the Amazon rainforest taught us many facts about animals and plants. It was very ___. interesting interested bored

3. Catherine used to love dinosaurs when she was a kid. When she heard about the new museum exhibition, she was very ___ and wanted to visit it immediately. interested confusing exciting

4. We are going to a music festival next Friday. Many famous bands will perform there, so it should be a very ___ event. excited exciting surprising

5. After studying for six hours and taking two difficult trial exams, Arthur felt extremely ___ and fell asleep early. tiring worried tired

6. Climbing the mountain took nearly 7 hours. It was an amazing experience, but it was also very ___. tired tiring worried

7. Erica opened the birthday present from her grandparents. She was completely ___ because she wasn't expecting it. surprising exciting surprised

8. The test results were ___ for everyone. They were much better than the teacher had even expected. surprised surprising annoying

9. The weather forecast says there may be a strong hurricane tonight. This is ___ news for people who are planning to fly by plane. worried annoyed worrying

10. After spending the morning on a quiet beach, listening to the waves and listening to classical music, Maria felt calm and ___. relaxed excited exciting

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