Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing.

It’s ______ how often luggage seems to go missing at airports.

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I'm ______ to hear how many customer complaints there have been this year.

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The message was so rude, I’m ______ to delete her from my contacts.

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That beautiful pool looks very ______. Fancy a swim?

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I know the work I’m doing makes a difference, it’s very ___.

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It was a hard decision, but I’m ___ that I made the right choice.

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I’m feeling really ___ after our chat, thank you.

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The atmosphere in the class was positive and ___.

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The internet is down – again! It’s so ___!

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I'm really ___ by the poor customer service.

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