It's very......to know that the contract has been signed - satisfying, It rained all Saturday so we couldn't go out and we were ... - bored, It's useless making her study more. It's so ... - frustrating, A new Miss Universe is a ... beauty. - stunning, Have you heard the ... news about the prison riots in Atlanta? - alarming, Joan and Kevin are very ... about their wedding ceremony - excited, The students didn't seem ... in their teacher's explanation - interested, Touring round Europe in two weeks must be very ... - tiring, Betty was ... at the look of my face. - amused, The Prime Minister's outfit was very ... to the eye. - pleasing, Don't look so ...! Your project won because it was the best. - surprised, John has a really ... habit of staring at people. - annoying, We were to ... to ask them for a loan. - embarrassed, Dave's parents are really ... by his persistent misbehaviour. - alarmed, George is so ..., his chemistry project isn't going very well. - frustrated, We were all ... by his sudden death. - stunned, I don't find his jokes very ... I think they are rather crude. - amusing, I'm reading an ... adventure story at the moment. - exciting, My mum finds fishing ... and she never accompanies dad. - boring, Your idea sound really... - interesting, My parents were ... because I hadn't told them the truth. - annoyed, They are never ... They always grumble about everything. - satisfied, Children often ask ... questions in the presence of other people. - embarrassing, It would be ... if Will didn't come on time. - surprising, Last night I was so ... that I went to bed without supper. - tired, I'm very ... with the effort that you've made. - pleased,

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