I've had a very (excited/ exciting)

day. It's my birthday today.

 I'm a little (confused/ confusing). I thought your birthday was next month.
I was /relaxing/ relaxed/ when I came from the gym
 Hi Ann! You look (tired /tiring).
  I'm totally (exhausted/ exhausting). I’ve been working all day.
You look really (tired/tiring). Why don't you go to bed?
Sit down - I've got some very (excited/exciting) news for you.
He gets very (annoyed/annoying) when someone interrupts him.
I'm very (disappointed/disappointing) by your behaviour.
Your marks are very (disappointed/disappointing).
Are you (confused/ confusing)? Don’t be! The exam is easy. 
The children were (frightened/ frightening) by the horror film. 
This is a /relaxed/ relaxing/ exercises.
I am (interesting/ interested) in old paintings.
It's really (annoying/ annoyed) when people lie, isn't it?
I felt very (embarrassing/ embarrassed) when I fell off my bike.
What an (annoying/ annoyed) situation! Are they always fighting?
I was extremely (amused / amusing) to see that the baby knew how to draw.
I am (bored / boring), I haven’t gone out for days.
Sarah was (interesting/ interested) in karate when she was 10.
Listen to this music, I think it is (relaxed / relaxing) .
I am (surprised / surprising) you passed your tests, you said you hadn’t study.
It is (terrified / terrifying) to see how many children are taking drugs these days.
I had a very ((tired / tiring) day last Monday, going shopping and looking for the prom dress.
He gave us instructions about the test, but they were so (confusing / confused).
I was lying on the beach and it was so (relaxed / relaxing).
We went to the cinema and my friends got (frightened / frightening) by the film. I didn’t. I found it was
rather (interested / interesting).
The test is today and I’m very (worried / worrying).
My sister's trip to New York was extremely (disappointed / disappointing). She was very (disappointed /
disappointing) about that.

I am very (interesting / interested) in art, so my sister took me to the exhibition and it was very (interesting
/ interested).

 Is the book you are reading very _____________________? Interest

-         The new James Bond film is really ________________Thrill
-         We were both ________________that she hadn’t heard the news. Surprise
-         The images of the war were very ________________ Depress
-         I nearly fell asleep in the cinema. The film was so ________________. Bore
-         She had such good marks that she was very ________________ Encourage
-         Can you tell me where that ________________noise comes from? Annoy
-         They were ________________the weather wasn’t good yesterday. Disappoint
-         My sister was ________________by my old toys. Fascinate
-         When you are not in good spirits, it is ________________to stay in bed all day. Tempt
I felt ________________ because the training journey was ________________ (TIRE)
I thought the lesson was really ______ It made me feel really _______________ (CONFUSE)
I'm really ________________in history, so I thought the film Elizabeth was really ________________
(INTEREST)
On my birthday, everyone sang "Happy Birthday" in the pub. It was really ________________ I've never
felt so ________________in all my life!!! (EMBARRASS)
I was ________________when he gave me the present. (SURPRISE)
I'm really ________________about the exam tomorrow. (WORRY)
We're going to Disneyland on holiday. It's so ________________ (EXCITE)
I think looking after children is really ________________ (EXHAUST)
I didn't think the joke was very ________________ (AMUSE)
My dog is ________________of cats! He always runs away from them. (FRIGHTEN)
I was ________________ (annoy) by his attitude.
Are you __________ (confuse)? Don't worry, I'll explain. 
That movie was really __________ (depress). 
It was an __________ (exhaust) day. 
The children were __________ (frighten) by the storm. 
You must be __________ (relieve) now that your exams are finished. 
The news was __________ (discourage). 
She is __________ (overwhelm) with work. 
Could this situation be any more __________ (frustrate). 
I hate people who walk slowly in front of me. I think they are really ____________ (ANNOY)
1. Mary looked calm, but inside she felt really ----.(excite
2. I enjoyed Dr Brown's visit. He is a very ---- speaker.(interest)
3. It was a bad day. We were all thoroughly ----.(bore)
4. I enjoyed the movie. The monster was absolutely ----.(terrify)
5. We were rather ---- with the results.(disappoint)
6. I had only one book and unluckily it was ----.(bore)
7. We were dreadfully late. It was very ----.(embarrass)
8. The results were very ----.(disappoint)
9. Josh looked even more ---- than he felt.(excite)
10. We invited them to join us but they weren't really ----.(interest)
11. The bad news was very ----.(depress)
12. George made a perfect fool of himself. He was awfully ----.(embarrass)
13. She's a brilliant woman. She has the most ---- ideas.(interest)
14. Have you heard what's happened? Isn't it ----? (amaze)
15. I had nothing to do. I was ----. (bore)