Use present or past participle. 1. are you … in football? the last match between holland and germany was very … (interesting, interested). 2. we are deeply … with the lecture. the way the lecture was read was … (disappointed, disappointing). 3. the news was absolutely . everybody was … (surprising, surprised). 4. it was really a … experience. they were … (terrifying, terrified). 5. their parents were greatly … . the information about the children was … (shocking, shocked). 6. the noise was absolutely … . we were … to death (frightening, frightened). 7. this lecture was really … . the listeners were … (bored, boring).

1. Are you interested in football? The last match between Holland and Germany was very interesting (interesting, interested).
2. We are deeply disappointed with the lecture. The way the lecture was read was disappointing (disappointed, disappointing).
3. The news was absolutely surprising . Everybody was surprised (surprising, surprised).
4. It was really a terrifying experience. They were terrified (terrifying, terrified).
5. Their parents were greatly shocked . The information about the children was shocking (shocking, shocked). 
6. The noise was absolutely frightening . We were frightened to death (frightening, frightened). 
7. This lecture was really boring . The listeners were bored (bored, boring).