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Adjectives Ending In -Ed Or -Ing Form | A1 Grammar Exercise

April 27, 2024 - A1pdf

Fill in the blanks with a present or past participle.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The lecture was ...............
Wrong!
Use "boring" to describe something that makes people feel bored.
2I was ............... to death.
Wrong!
Use "bored" to describe how a person feels.
3It was an ............... movie.
Wrong!
Use "interesting" to describe a movie that makes people feel interested.
4I was very ............... in the offer.
Wrong!
Use "interested" to describe how a person feels about an offer.
5That was a ............... experience.
Wrong!
Use "frightening" to describe an experience that makes people feel frightened.
6She is very ..............., so I don't enjoy her company.
Wrong!
Use "annoying" to describe someone who makes other people feel annoyed.
7I was ............... by his behavior toward me.
Wrong!
Use "annoyed" to describe how a person feels because of someone's behavior.
8She looked ...............
Wrong!
Use "confused" to describe how a person looks when she does not understand something.
9She had a ............... look on her face.
Wrong!
Use "surprised" to describe the look of someone who feels surprise.
10The journey was ...............
Wrong!
Use "tiring" to describe a journey that makes people feel tired.
11The instructions in this user manual are really ...............
Wrong!
Use "confusing" to describe instructions that make people feel confused.
12We enjoyed her company because her anecdotes were never ...............
Wrong!
Use "boring" to describe anecdotes that do not make listeners interested.
Done.
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Answers

  1. The lecture was boring
  2. I was bored to death.
  3. It was an interesting movie.
  4. I was very interested in the offer.
  5. That was a frightening experience.
  6. She is very annoying, so I don’t enjoy her company.
  7. I was annoyed by his behavior toward me.
  8. She looked confused
  9. She had a surprised look on her face.
  10. The journey was tiring
  11. The instructions in this user manual are really confusing
  12. We enjoyed her company because her anecdotes were never boring
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