-ed/-ing adjectives

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- ed or - ing adjectives

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E8

1/10

There's nothing to do here - we're boring.

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1/10

The situation is boring (nudna) so we are bored, we feel bored (znudzeni).

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wrong

2/10

Do you think zoos are boring and unnatural?

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2/10

Zoos cause our feelings: they are boring (nudne), we are bored (znudzeni).

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right

3/10

We've had a very tired day.

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3/10

The day was tiring (męczący) and it made us tired (zmęczeni).

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wrong

4/10

Can you help me? I find these ticket maschines very confused!

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4/10

We give an opinion about the maschines: they're confusing (zawiłe, dezorientujące) - and they make us confused (zdezorientowani).

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wrong

5/10

Do you think horror films are frightening?

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5/10

The horror films are frightening (przerażające, straszne) and they frighten us - we're frightened (przestraszeni).

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6/10

Tell me more about the course. I'm very interesting in it.

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6/10

We talk about how we feel - we feel interested (zainteresowani) in the course.

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wrong

7/10

Egyptian tombs usually have painted walls and ceilings.

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7/10

Many years ago someone painted the walls so they are painted (pomalowane).

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8/10

Have you found the missed keys yet?

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8/10

missing - zgubiony, zaginiony

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wrong

9/10

There was a breaking phone in the call box so I couldn't use it.

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9/10

broken (zepsuty), it doesn't work

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wrong

10/10

The children will love the amazing tropical forest with its monkeys.

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10/10

The forest is amazing (zachwycający) and the children will be amazed (zachwycone) to see it.

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