-ED / -ING ADJECTIVES (A2/B1)

I love skydiving. It's an ... feeling.

The robber was carrying a gun and wearing the mask of a clown. He was ... .

She was very ... with him for not telling her the truth.

The students are very ... about the exam results.

My teacher is very ... . He speaks so slowly that we just want to sleep.

This year, all the presents that I got for Christmas were very ... .

He's a very ... man. He's travelled all around the world.

I was so ... to see her. She wasn't supposed to be there.

Teenagers get very ... when they have to speak in public.

In the photo you can see the ... image of what seems to be a ghost.

I am so ______! This massage chair is very ______.

I get very _____ when I can't find the words to say what I mean to say. It's so ______.

She knows a lot of ______ facts. She is very ______.

She is never ______ with her work. She should try to do something more ______.

The journey was very ______. We were very ______ when we arrived.

I find my parents very ______. They put me in a lot of ______ situations.

We were totally ______ by the ______ views.

The truth is that it's a very ______ situation. You should be ______.

I'm always ______ on Monday mornings. They are so ______.

The teacher's instructions were very ______. All the students were really ______.

Her new girlfriend _______ him to write a new song. His girlfriend was very ______.

We were all ______ because the game was very _______.

Mum _______ me with a cup of chocolate. The chocolate was very ______.

I was rather ________ by what he said. His words were very _______.

It _______ me to see my marks at the end of every term. They are usually very _______ marks.

I was _______ to accept the job offer. The salary was very _______.

Losing the final was _______. The players were _______.

We were _______ to have Sam at home. He is such a _______ boy!

Her behaviour was really _______. Her teacher felt _______.

We were totally _______. His _______ words didn't make any sense to us.