Participles as adjectives: -ed/-ing adjectives — Exercise 3
Fill in the blanks with the right form of the word in parentheses. You might need to use the word as a verb or an adjective that ends in -ed or -ing.
The lesson was very , so the students felt completely . (confuse)
The long journey was quite , and we were totally when we arrived. (exhaust)
The news was really , and everyone looked . (shock)
The instructions were not very , which left me feeling . (help / frustrate)
The movie was extremely , and the audience seemed . (bore)
Her speech was truly , and it made us feel deeply . (inspire / motivate)
The situation became more , and people grew increasingly . (worry)
The exam was very , so many students felt . (challenge / stress)
The result was quite , leaving everyone . (disappoint)
After the massage, she felt completely , thanks to the atmosphere. (relax)