Complete the sentences with the correct adjective form (-ED/-ING) of the verb in brackets I am (interest) in working for a charity when I finish college I found the first part of the concert quite long and (bore) I am a big fan of Madonna I was very (excite) when I heard she would be at the concert I thought the negative attitude of the media was _ (disappoint) It was a very long day I was very _ (tire) at the end I enjoyed reading a very (interest) article about the event in the newspaper My sister was terribly _ (disappoint) that she couldn't go to the concert I loved the concert! It was the most _ (excite) day of my life I found standing for eight hours very (tire) 10 Pop music can be a bit superficial sometimes but I think it's really (entertain) 11 I’m (fascinate) by jazz The rhythm and the harmonies are so different! 12 The musicians feel a bit _ (disappoint) because they didn't sell many copies of their CD 13 Classical music is a lot more (challenge) than pop music 14 A world tour can sometimes last months It must be _ (exhaust) 15 My mother was (shock) when she heard the bad news 16 Susan is _ (interest) in learning a foreign language 17 My daughter was very _ (excite) when she passed her driving test 18 We were very _ (tire) after running the marathon 19 Some people feel _ (depress) when it is cold and rainy 20 John is a bit (confuse) and he doesn’t know what to 21 Touching a snake must be a _ (frighten) experience 22 It was very (embarrass) for him when they publish that photo 23 The wedding reception was _ (amaze) 24 My brother is (bore) with his present job 25 We feel (please) that our teacher is back 26 It is (shock) the way prices are going up 27 The opera season promises to be (interest) 28 The weather is very _ (please) in summer 29 It is very (annoy) to have to write the letter again 30 I was (surprise) to find my grandmother out of bed KEY Complete the sentences with the correct adjective form (-ED/-ING) of the verb in brackets I am interested (interest) in working for a charity when I finish college I found the first part of the concert quite long and boring (bore) I am a big fan of Madonna I was very excited (excite) when I heard she would be at the concert I thought the negative attitude of the media was disappointing (disappoint) It was a very long day I was very tired (tire) at the end I enjoyed reading a very interesting (interest) article about the event in the newspaper My sister was terribly disappointed (disappoint) that she couldn't go to the concert I loved the concert! It was the most exciting (excite) day of my life I found standing for eight hours very tiring (tire) 10 Pop music can be a bit superficial sometimes but I think it's really 11 I’m 12 The musicians feel a bit 13 Classical music is a lot more 14 A world tour can sometimes last months It must be 15 My mother was 16 Susan is 17 My daughter was very 18 We were very 19 Some people feel 20 John is a bit 21 Touching a snake must be a 22 It was very 23 The wedding reception was 24 My brother is 25 We feel 26 It is 27 The opera season promises to be 28 The weather is very 29 It is very 30 I was entertaining (entertain) fascinated (fascinate) by jazz The rhythm and the harmonies are so different! disappointed (disappoint) because they didn't sell many copies of their CD challenging (challenge) than pop music exhausting (exhaust) shocked (shock) when she heard the bad news interested (interest) in learning a foreign language excited (excite) when she passed her driving test tired (tire) after running the marathon depressed (depress) when it is cold and rainy confused (confuse) and he doesn’t know what to frightening (frighten) experience embarrassing (embarrass) for him when they publish that photo amazing (amaze) bored (bore) with his present job pleased (please) that our teacher is back shocking (shock) the way prices are going up interesting (interest) pleasant (please) in summer annoying (annoy) to have to write the letter again surprising (surprise) to find my grandmother out of bed