-Ed/-ing adjectives: Adjectives from verbs

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Exercise 3: Turn Verbs into -ed or -ing Adjectives

Exercise 3: Turn Verbs into -ed or -ing Adjectives


Fill in the gaps by turning the verbs in brackets into the correct -ed or -ing adjective form.

When I finish work, I'm usually (exhaust) because my job is very (tire). Every day at 6 p.m. I just want to go home and have a (relax) bath. I love having a bath after work! In the bath I feel very (relax) and I forget about how (bore) my job is. But I'm retiring next month! So, I will not have to worry about my job anymore. I am so (excite)! Also, I will never have to talk to my boss anymore. He is so (irritate)! Some people think retirement is a bit (frighten). They say they don't know what they will do after they retire, and they are sometimes scared. I don't understand these people. I think when I retire, I'll never be (bore); I will always have some (entertain) activity to do.