-ing -ed Adjectives

Gary passed his test at school. He’s really __________.

I am really _______ to see how well she is doing in this new class.

The Prime Minister said that he is very ________ with the country's economic progress.

She doesn’t like her Spanish class at all. It’s very _______.

Phil thought his IELTS speaking test was going OK. But then he suddenly felt very __________.

I went to the opera. I'm afraid it was a very _______ evening.

Judy likes people a lot. But sometimes they can be just so __________.

I don't understand this game at all. I feel very ________.

Mary is happily married, but some days she gets really __________ with her husband.

Fabian’s girlfriend just told him she’d marry him. Fabian thinks his girlfriend is __________.

I had a fantastic music teacher at school - we all found her really _______.

We stayed up late on Saturday to watch a movie, but it wasn't very good. We were _________.

I missed the film last night because my boss called me. I was so ________.

Most chat shows with celebrities are really _______. They ask so many personal questions.

Cynthia’s boyfriend doesn’t like her new hat. She feels very __________ by what he said.

Why are you always late? Don't you know how _______ it is!

Andrew is really __________.

That's an ________ suggestion.

I don't understand the instructions for this DVD player, they are really _______.

There was an ________ programme about elephants on TV last night. Did you see it?

If you say the wrong answer there is no need to feel _______.

Alice has just won a free holiday to Mexico. She thinks Mexico is __________.

Sometimes when Andy is surfing the internet he finds things that are _________.

The instructions are confusing. I am getting _______ trying to follow them.

The news report about the upcoming storm was really _______.

Did you see the documentary about corruption last night? It was really ________.