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ADJECTIVES �ED �ING

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-�������� Sally has been running for three hours and now she is
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-�������� My brother had an accident and his situation is quite
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-�������� When we visited that abandoned house it was really
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-�������� I think he was because he called me Mary and my name is Rose
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-�������� That film is not despite being a comedy
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-�������� Your bathroom is ! Couldn�t you clean it a little?
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-�������� Are you in reading one of my novels?
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-�������� What is the most story you�ve ever heard?
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-�������� It was the most meeting I have ever attended.
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-�������� When we broke the vase, we felt very .
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-�������� Is the book you are reading very�? Interest
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-�������� The new James Bond film is really . Thrill
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-�������� We were both that she hadn�t heard the news. Surprise
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-�������� The images of the war were very . Depress
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-�������� I nearly fell asleep in the cinema. The film was so �. Bore
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-�������� She had such good marks that she was very . Encourage
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-�������� Can you tell me where that �noise comes from? Annoy
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-�������� They were �the weather wasn�t good yesterday. Disappoint
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-�������� My sister was �by my old toys. Fascinate
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-�������� When you are not in good spirits, it is �to stay in bed all day. Tempt