Bonjour,

Bonjour,

Réponse :

Do you easily get embarrassed?

She has learnt very fast: she has made astonishing progress.

It was really a terrifying experience. After that everyone was shocked.

I had never expected to find a job. I was really amazed when I was offered one.

The kitchen hasn’t been cleaned for ages. It’s really disgusting.

The lecture was really annoying I fell asleep.

I’ve got nothing to do. I’m bored.

Tom is very good at telling stories. He can be very entertaining.

The teacher’s explanation was confusing most of the students didn’t understand

I seldom visit art galleries. I’m not interested in art

Explications :

→  adjectifs en "-ing": décrivent quelque chose qui a un effet sur quelque chose ou quelqu'un d'autre. Décrivent la cause de l'état ou la condition

→ adjectifs en "-ed" décrivent l'état, les émotions, la condition d'une personne ou d'une chose.

to get embarrassed ( se sentir gêné; être embarrassé )

to be shoked ( être choqué )

to be amazed ( être stupéfait ...)

to be bored ( s'ennuyer )

to be interesed in ( s'interresser à )