Question

1. He was very surprising/ surprised when he won the first prize. 2. I'm frightened/frightening of spiders. 3. That was a bored/ boring lesson . I hate maths. 4. Fire! Is really very exciting/ excited film. 5. I'm reading a very interested/ interesting book

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 surprised

2 frightening

3 boring

4 exciting

5 interesting

Answer 2

It seems like you're trying to choose between pairs of words that are related but have different meanings (adjectives that describe emotions or states). I'll correct each sentence for you:

1. He was very surprised when he won the first prize. (Use "surprised" to describe his emotional state after winning.)
2. I'm frightened of spiders. (Use "frightened" to express your fear.)
3. That was a boring lesson. I hate math. (Use "boring" to describe the quality of the lesson.)
4. Fire! Is a really exciting film. (Use "exciting" to describe the film's effect on the viewer.)
5. I'm reading a very interesting book. (Use "interesting" to describe the quality of the book.)

Remember, in these sentences, the first word in each pair is an adjective describing an emotion or state, while the second word describes the quality or impact of something.