The document provides a fill-in-the-blank exercise where adjectives ending in "-ed" or "-ing" must be chosen to complete 40 sentences. The key provides the correct adjective for each sentence. Some examples of completed sentences include "I was amazed to see her at the concert" and "Nick finds his dog rather amusing." The exercise tests knowledge of commonly used "-ed" and "-ing" adjectives.
The document provides a fill-in-the-blank exercise where adjectives ending in "-ed" or "-ing" must be chosen to complete 40 sentences. The key provides the correct adjective for each sentence. Some examples of completed sentences include "I was amazed to see her at the concert" and "Nick finds his dog rather amusing." The exercise tests knowledge of commonly used "-ed" and "-ing" adjectives.
The document provides a fill-in-the-blank exercise where adjectives ending in "-ed" or "-ing" must be chosen to complete 40 sentences. The key provides the correct adjective for each sentence. Some examples of completed sentences include "I was amazed to see her at the concert" and "Nick finds his dog rather amusing." The exercise tests knowledge of commonly used "-ed" and "-ing" adjectives.
1. It is the most ________ thing I’ve ever seen. 1. interest
2. Bill was ________ in constructing of the new model. 2. interest 3. I’m _______ and I don’t know what to do. 3. bore 4. The film was _______ and I switched off the TV set. 4. bore 5. The results of the test were _______. 5. disappoint 6. Tom was ________ with the results of the test. 6. disappoint 7. The atmosphere was __________. 7. frighten 8. Pam was ________ to death when she saw a huge dog. 8. frighten 9. I was ____________ to see her at the concert. 9. amaze 10. Liz has achieved __________ results in studies. 10. amaze 11. Nick finds his dog rather ______________. 11. amuse 12. Mona was ________ by the boy’s behavior. 12. amuse 13. I was very ________ when I worked in the garden. 13. tire 14. To cut paper animals is very ____________. 14. tire 15. Tom was ________ to see a bad mark in his test. 15. annoy 16. It was ________ to lose the way in the city. 16. annoy 17. It was _______ that they didn’t come to the party. 17. surprise 18. Sam was _______ when he saw them leaving. 18. surprise 19. I was _______ when I was told that information. 19. shock 20. This situation was really ____________. 20. shock 21. Well, you are _____________ me. 21. confuse 22. Nick was ________ and phoned his parents. 22. confuse 23. This music is really __________. 23. excite 24. He was ________ by his forthcoming flight. 24. excite 25. Paul seemed __________ about his future exam. 25. depress 26. This story was _____________. 26. depress 27. Kate is an _______ leader in my class. 27. inspire 28. Ben was ______ by Longfellow’s poems. 28. inspire 29. Tim was ________ by spilling coffee on the table. 29. embarrass 30. I’d like to avoid any _______ questions at all. 30. embarrass 31. Your proposal is _____________. 31. insult 32. Paul was __________ by Tom’s remarks. 32. insult 33. We were _______ that the plane would fall down. 33. terrify 34. We heard ____________ sounds at night. 34. terrify 35. Your plan about this house is _______________. 35. frustrate 36. Helen gets _______ when she loses the game. 36. frustrate 37. Andrew was ________ by my decision. 37. puzzle 38. He demonstrated a ________ lack of curiosity. 38. puzzle 39. I don’t like ____________ sports. 39. exhaust 40. Simon felt ________ at the end of the test. 40. exhaust KEY:
1. It is the most interesting thing I’ve ever seen. 1. interest
2. Bill was interested in constructing of the new model. 2. interest 3. I’m bored and I don’t know what to do. 3. bore 4. The film was boring and I switched off the TV set. 4. bore 5. The results of the test were disappointing. 5. disappoint 6. Tom was disappointed with the results of the test. 6. disappoint 7. The atmosphere was frightening. 7. frighten 8. Pam was frightened to death when she saw a huge dog. 8. frighten 9. I was amazed to see her at the concert. 9. amaze 10. Liz has achieved amazing results in studies. 10. amaze 11. Nick finds his dog rather amusing. 11. amuse 12. Mona was amused by the boy’s behavior. 12. amuse 13. I was very tired when I worked in the garden. 13. tire 14. To cut paper animals is very tiring. 14. tire 15. Tom was annoyed to see a bad mark in his test. 15. annoy 16. It was annoying to lose the way in the city. 16. annoy 17. It was surprising that they didn’t come to the party. 17. surprise 18. Sam was surprised when he saw them leaving. 18. surprise 19. I was shocked when I was told that information. 19. shock 20. This situation was really shocking. 20. shock 21. Well, you are confusing me. 21. confuse 22. Nick was confused and phoned his parents. 22. confuse 23. This music is really exciting. 23. excite 24. He was excited by his forthcoming flight. 24. excite 25. Paul seemed depressed about his future exam. 25. depress 26. This story was depressing. 26. depress 27. Kate is an inspiring leader in my class. 27. inspire 28. Ben was inspired by Longfellow’s poems. 28. inspire 29. Tim was embarrassed by spilling coffee on the table. 29. embarrass 30. I’d like to avoid any embarrassing questions at all. 30. embarrass 31. Your proposal is insulting. 31. insult 32. Paul was insulted by Tom’s remarks. 32. insult 33. We were terrified that the plane would fall down. 33. terrify 34. We heard terrifying sounds at night. 34. terrify 35. Your plan about this house is frustrating. 35. frustrate 36. Helen gets frustrated when she loses the game. 36. frustrate 37. Andrew was puzzled by my decision. 37. puzzle 38. He demonstrated a puzzling lack of curiosity. 38. puzzle 39. I don’t like exhausting sports. 39. exhaust 40. Simon felt exhausted at the end of the test. 40. exhaust