Adjectives with -ed and -ing

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. This maths problem is so ___ (confuse). Can you help me?

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. We are going in a helicopter? How ___ (excite)!

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. This lesson is so ___ (bore)!

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. It’s so ___ (frustrate)! No matter how much I study I can’t seem to remember this vocabulary.

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. That film was so ___ (depress)! There was no happy ending for any of the characters.

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. My nephew was ___ (amuse) by the clown.

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. I thought her new idea was absolutely ___ (fascinate).

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. The plane began to move in a rather ___ (alarm) way.

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. He was ___ (frighten) when he saw the spider.

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. The journey was ___ (exhaust)! Twelve hours by bus.

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. I was really ___ (embarrass) when I fell over in the street.

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. I’m feeling ___ (depress), so I’m going to go home, eat some chocolate, and go to bed early with a good book.

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. I’m sorry, I can’t come tonight. I’m completely ___ (exhaust).

Form an adjective from the words in brackets by adding –ed or -ing. She looked very ___ (confuse) when I told her we had to change the plan.