Exercise 13. Fill in the blanks using the correct form of the verbs -ing or -ed. 1. Mary looked calm, but inside she felt really (excite) 2. I enjoyed Dr Brown's visit. He is a very 3. It was a bad day. We were all thoroughly 4. I enjoyed the movie. The monster was absolutely 5. We were rather with the results. (disappoint) 6. I had only one book and unluckily it was 7. We were dreadfully late. It was very 8. The results were very 9. Josh looked even more 10. We invited them to join us but they weren't really 11. The bad news was very (depress) 12. George made a perfect fool himself. He was awfully (embarrass) 13. She's a brilliant woman. She has the most 16. My nephew was 17. It's so this vocabulary. (frustrate) 18. This lesson is so 14. Have you heard what's happened? Isn't it. 15. I had nothing to do. I was speaker. (interest) (bore) (disappoint) than he felt. (excite) (bore) (embarrass) 19. I'm feeling and go to bed early with a good book. (depress) 20. I thought her new idea was absolutely 21. This math problem is so 22. The teacher was really 23. The journey was.... 24. The plane began to move in a rather. (terrify) (bore) By the clown. (amuse) ! No matter how much I study I can't seem to remember (interest) ideas. (interest) ...? (amaze) (bore) so I'm going to go home, eat some chocolate, ....! Twelve hours by bus. (exhaust) way. (alarm) (fascinate) Can you help me? (confuse) so the lesson passed quickly. (amuse) 141​