Use the word in parenthesis and add -ed or -ing to complete the sentences.

PART A (fascinate)	1. I was  by the movie. It was very interesting. 2. The subject of the film was  to me. 3. I always find nature films . 4. My friend was also  by the film.
PART B (interest)	1. Steve is  in cars.  2. Sports cars are especially  to Steve. 3. Lee is  in gardening. 4. I think gardening is  too. I have roses in my garden.
PART C (bore)	1. Sometimes grammar is ! Studying it makes me sleepy! 2. Sara was  by her grammar lesson. 3. The professor's grammar lesson was  . I fell asleep! 4. The students were  by the grammar lesson.
PART D (tire)	1. Sue is  tonight. She worked very hard today. 2. Jack is also  today. He worked for 13 hours. 3. Working hard all day can be very . 4. Trying to speak English all day can get  sometimes too!
PART E (frustrate)	1. Reading in another language can be very  for students. 2. They get  when they don't understand the vocabulary. 3. Slang words can make them feel  too. 4. Trying to understand slang can be very .
PART F (surprise)	1. Sasha is  about the birthday present from Mary. 2. The new sweater fits perfectly. That is very . 3. In the past, Mary  Sasha with clothes, but they were always the wrong size. 4. The fact that the sweater fit was  to Sasha.
PART G (please)	1. Is learning English  to you? 2. Are you  with your progress in English? 3. It's important to be with yourself.
PART H (annoy)	1. My friend was  because I was late. She hates when I'm late! 2. When she is  with me, I feel bad. 3. I don't think that being late is such an  character trait.
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