5.

it was an incredible show,

_______________ and _______________.
(magic, colour)
6. I don’t know where I put my glasses. My
room is really _______________.(mess)
7. He was very nice. His attitude was
really_______________ (friend)
8. She was very _______________, in fact
_______________, and got herself into
trouble. (wise, fool)
____ / 9

C – Choose the right adjective.

1. I felt confusing / confused because I didn’t

know the way to my hotel.

2. The clowns were really amused / amusing in
Adjective those huge shoes.

Formation 3. I was surprised / surprising to learn that he

had failed the exam.

4. This trip was a fascinated / fascinating
A- Add a prefix to form the opposite of
these adjectives. experience,.
5. Ann was frustrated / frustrating to discover

that she was the last on the list of applicants

ADJECTIVE OPPOSITE ADJECTIVE OPPOSITE
possible credible for the bursary.
legal able 6. i like looking at the sea; it’s very relaxing /
loyal moral
relaxed.
responsible sincere
7. I am interested / interesting in applying for
kind violent
that job.
8. I read the book a second time because it was
____ / 10
really interested / interesting.

____ / 8

B- Make adjectives from the words in

brackets to fill in the gaps.

Answer key
1. She’s a very _______________ young
woman. (attract)
2. I almost fell asleep. This sofa is really
A
ADJECTIVE OPPOSITE ADJECTIVE OPPOSITE
_______________. (comfort) possible impossible credible incredible
3. I feel _______________ because this legal illegal able unable
problem is _______________ to solve. loyal disloyal moral immoral
responsible irresponsible sincere insincere
( hope, possibility) kind unkind violent non-
4. he is always lying and cheating. He’s a
thoroughly _______________ man. violent

(honest)
B
1. attractive
2. comfortable
3. hopeless/ impossible
4. dishonest
5. magical / colourful
6. messy
7. friendly
8. unwise /foolish

C
1. confused
2. amusing
3. surprised
4. fascinating
5. frustrated
6. relaxing
7. interested
8. interesting