Question

1.You look really tired/tiring. Why don't you go to bed? 2.Can I call you? I've got some very excited/exciting news for you! 3.My neighbour is always playing loud music. It's very annoyed/ annoying. 4.The directions were confused/confusing and we got lost. 5.I was really surprised/surprising that I won the competition. 6.She didn't call about the car. I don't think she's interested/ interesting in buying it. 7.My cats get really frightened/ frightening when there's a thunderstorm. 8.His exam results were really disappointed/ disappointing. ​

Answer 1

1) tired. Cause I don’t have any time
2) existing
3) annoying
4) confusing
5) surprising
6) interested
7) frightened
8) disappointed

Answer 2

Here are the correct versions of your sentences:

1. You look really tired. Why don't you go to bed? (Tired describes how someone looks.)
2. Can I call you? I've got some very exciting news for you! (Exciting describes the news, not the speaker.)
3. My neighbor is always playing loud music. It's very annoying. (Annoying describes the music's effect on you.)
4. The directions were confusing, and we got lost. (Confusing describes the directions' quality.)
5. I was really surprised that I won the competition. (Surprised describes your emotional state.)
6. She didn't call about the car. I don't think she's interested in buying it. (Interested describes her state of interest.)
7. My cats get really frightened when there's a thunderstorm. (Frightened describes the cats' emotional state.)
8. His exam results were really disappointing. (Disappointing describes the exam results.)