-ed/-ing adjectives – adjectives from verbs (test english B1, B1+)

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Question		Answer
I love skydiving. It's an ____ feeling. amazing/amazed start learning		amazing
The robber was carrying a gun and wearing the mask of a clown. He was ____ terrifying/terrified start learning		terrifying
She was very ____ with him for not telling her the truth. annoying/annoyed start learning		annoyed
The students are very ____ about the exam results. disappointing/disappointed start learning		disappointed
My teacher is very ____. He speaks so slowly that we just want to sleep. boring/bored start learning		boring
This year, all the presents that I got for Christmas were very ____. disappointing/disappointed start learning		disappointing
He's a very _____ man. He's travelled all around the world. interesting/interested start learning		interesting
I was so _____ to see her. She wasn't supposed to be there. surprising/surprised start learning		surprised
Teenagers get very ____ when they have to speak in public. embarrassing/embarrassed start learning		embarrassed
In the photo you can see the ____ image of what seems to be a ghost. shocking/shocked start learning		shocking
I find my parents very ______. They put me in a lot of embarrassing situations. embarrassing / embarrassed start learning		embarrassing find - używane jako oceniać, a nie odnajdować
Her new girlfriend _______ him to write a new song. His girlfriend was very inspiring. inspiring / inspired start learning		inspired We need a verb because there is an object after it: she inspired him.
Mum _______ me with a cup of chocolate. The chocolate was very comforting. comforting / comforted start learning		comforted We need a verb because there is an object after it: Mum comforted me.
I was rather offended by what he said. His words were very _______. offending/offended/offensive start learning		offensive few -ed adjectives describing feelings don't have an -ing form: offensive (NOT offending), stressful (NOT stressing), delightful, impressive, scary.
We were delighted to have Sam at home. He is such a _______ boy! delighting / delighted/delightful start learning		delightful few -ed adjectives describing feelings don't have an -ing form: offensive (NOT offending), stressful (NOT stressing), delightful, impressive, scary.

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