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  • He was such a bored/boring teacher that all the students fell asleep
    boring
  •  15
  • I found his talk absolutely fascinating/fascinated
    fascinating
  •  15
  • When I found out my results I was so disappointed/disappointing
    disappointed
  •  15
  • It was such a tired/tiring journey that I was really glad to get home
    tiring
  •  15
  • I was amazing/amazed when I saw the way he played the piano
    amazed
  •  15
  • I find politics really bored/boring
    boring
  •  15
  • My little brother can be so annoying/annoyed at times I feel like shouting at him
    annoying
  •  15
  • It was one of the most excited/exciting matches I had ever seen
    exciting
  •  15
  • My mum is a little bit worried/worrying about my future
    worried
  •  15
  • My sister is very exciting/excited about her birthday party tomorrow
    excited
  •  15
  • I find my maths teacher's explanations very confusing/confused at times
    confusing
  •  15
  • You should try the new Japanese restaurant in the Rambla. The food is amazed/amazing
    amazing
  •  15
  • I get very stressed at work. My job is very stressing/stressful
    stressful
  •  15
  • Our all day basketball tournament was great fun but at the end of the day I was exhausting/exhausted
    exhausted
  •  15
  • I find waking up in the morning in winter really depressed/depressing
    depressing
  •  15
  • I was very impressed by his pronunciation. The way he speaks is impressive/impressing
    impressive
  •  15