44.1-11 Participial Adjectives
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Exercise 166 Use the -ing or -ed adjective to complete the sentence. |
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exhaust |
It was an exhausting trip. |
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We are exhausted. |
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encourage |
Thank you for your _____________ words. |
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I feel ___________ . |
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tire |
I’m ___________ because I had a ____________ day. |
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comfort |
A cup of hot chocolate before bed is ____________. |
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sooth |
I had a _____________ body massage. |
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thrill |
It was a _____________ performance. |
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We were _____________. |
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reward |
Teaching a ____________ job. |
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flatter |
His remarks are extremely _____________. |
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The girls are ______________. |
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concern |
Everyone is ____________ about his health. |
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His poor health is very ______________. |
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