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Adjectives Ending In -Ing Or -Ed

August 25, 2023 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I have got a ............... job.
Wrong!
People are bored / depressed / interested when something is boring / depressing / interesting.
2I was ............... because the speaker went on speaking for hours on end.
Wrong!
Here the speech was boring, so I was bored.
3It was a ............... speech.
Wrong!
4I was ............... because the walk was ..............................
Wrong!
5People who always talk about the same thing are ...............
Wrong!
6They are no longer ............... in this project.
Wrong!
7His loneliness made him ...............
Wrong!
8Loneliness can be ...............
Wrong!
9I found someone ............... at the party.
Wrong!
10Are you ............... in learning to cook?
Wrong!
11The news of his sudden demise was ...............
Wrong!
12I was ............... when I heard the news of his demise.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I have got a boring job.
  2. I was bored because the speaker went on speaking for hours on end.
  3. It was a boring speech.
  4. I was tired, tiring because the walk was …………………………
  5. People who always talk about the same thing are boring
  6. They are no longer interested in this project.
  7. His loneliness made him depressed
  8. Loneliness can be depressing
  9. I found someone interesting at the party.
  10. Are you interested in learning to cook?
  11. The news of his sudden demise was shocking
  12. I was shocked when I heard the news of his demise.
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