[Miss Jordan]

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QUIZ

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Adjectives Ending with -ed and -ing

Sue: Hi, Jane. Have you had an (interest) day?
Answer
interesting

Jane: I've had a very (excite) day. It's my birthday today.
Answer
exciting

Sue: I'm a little (confuse). I thought your birthday was next month.

Answer
confused

Jane No, that's my brother's birthday. Mine is today.

Sue: Oh! Now I'm (embarrass). I didn't get you a present.

Answer
embarrassed

Jane: That's (disappoint). But it's OK.

Answer
disappointing

Sue: Now I'm (depress), too.

Answer
depressed

• Hey, I've just had a (fascinate) idea.

Answer
fascinating

• Why don't we go shopping and get you a present right now? That way we can get you something really (please).

Answer
pleasing

Jane: What an (enchant) idea. Where shall we start?

Answer
enchanting

Sue: What about right here?

Bill: Hi, Mark. You look (tire).

Answer
tired
.
Mark: I am. I'm totally (exhaust).

Answer
exhausted
.
Bill: Why? What have you been doing?
Mark: I've been getting my house ready for the painters to come tomorrow. Now they ring me to tell me, yet again, that they can't come till next week. I'm getting very (annoy) with them..
Answer
annoyed

Bill: That's (disappoint). Answerdisappointing

• I'll bet that you'll be (please) when it's finished.

Answer
pleased

Mark: You're not wrong! I'm starting to get very (bore) with all the delays. Answerbored

• It's (distress).

Answer
distressing.

Bill: You must be so (frustrate). When do they think they will finish painting you house.

Answer
frustrated

Mark: They say that it will take about two weeks to finish. But when they will start I don't know.

Bill: Don't be too (depress).

Answer
depressed

• Just think of how (relieve) you'll be when it's finished.

Answer
relieved

Mark: That's the (frighten) thing. I'm starting to believe that it will never be finished. Answerfrightening

Bill: What a (shock) thought.

Answer shocking

• Never mind. One day soon you'll wake up with the (relax) thought that it's finished and you don't have to worry about it anymore.

Answer relaxing

Mark: I hope you're right.

Amy: Have you heard the (suprise) news about Alice and Ted?

Answer suprising

Cathy: You mean about their getting married. Yes, I have. I was absolutely (astonish) when I heard about it.
Answer astonished

• I thought it was the most (astound) thing I'd heard in a long time. They're always fighting like cats and dogs.

Answer astounding

Amy: I agree with you. I was pretty (shock) when I heard about it myself. Answershocked

Cathy: Actually, I'm (relieve). Answer relieved

• I was always (worry) that they would break up. Now I can relax.

Answer worried

Amy: What a (depress) idea. Answer depressing

• But you're right. That would be an (upset) thing to happen.

Answer upsetting

Cathy: Now we can all relax knowing that they will live a life of (content), (wed) bliss. Answer contented
Answer wedded

Amy: You're so right. I just love weddings. They're so (fascinate). Answer fascinating