Adjectives ending in -ED and -ING

1. Paul has studied for three hours. He is really ------------------.

2. That game is very ---------------------. I think I’ll stop.

3. I was very ----------------------- with your attitude.

4. David is ----------------------- with his new bike.

5. Little Bob was ----------------------- when he saw the spider.

6. Sara has made ---------------------- progress in her career.

7. Your offer is very ----------------------- but I must say no.

8. If I am not -------------------- here, I’ll go.

9. Peter gave a ------------ hug when I returned from hospital.

10. What you said is extremely ---------------------------!

11. I’m very --------------------- with the idea of visiting Paris.

12. This has been the most ---------------- moment of my life!

13. Jim is particularly ----------------- in contemporary art.

14. The film was -----------------. I couldn’t sleep afterwards.

15. Do you easily get ----------------------------------?

16. I have been given a very ---------------- task!

17. Today has been a terribly ---------------- day for me.

18. Children feel ------------------ when they are contradicted.

19. Rainy days make me ---------------------------.

20. The last book I read was rather ----------------------.

21. Peter tells ------------------------------- stories.

22. People were --------------- that he got married so young.

23. Thunderstorms make me ------------------------------.

24. Tom was -------------------------- by David’s reaction.

25. They have received --------------------- news today.

26. It’s ---------------------- that we missed the bus again.

27. Sophie felt an ------------------------- desire to kiss him.

28. We were all ---------- when we heard the news about Japan.

29. The teacher was very ------------------ with the test results.

30. I love ----------------------------------- films.

31. Mathematics is extremely -----------------------------.

PLEASE NOTICE: Somebody is –ed if something (or somebody else) is –ing. If something is –ing, it makes you –ed.

Form correct adjectives from the verbs below.