Adjetives, obligation and prohibition

English Handout

I. Read the following sentences and underline the appropriate adjective.

1. Inception is a very interesting/interested movie.

2. Rugby is a very excited/excitingsport.

3. He is very disappointing/disappointed because of your behaviour.

4. I feel boring/bored. I really don’t like this TV show.

5. I think the series Glee is extremelyboring/bored.

6. That music is so relaxing/relaxed that I’m about to fall asleep.

II. Make adjectives with the correct ending (ed-ing) to complete sentences 1-8.

Example: I have nothing to do.I'm (bore) bored

1. I do the same thing every day. My job is very (bore)_______________________ .
2. My job is very varied. I find it (interest) _________________________ .

3. I heard some very(depress) ______________________ news. I'm going to lose my job. I feel terrible

4. Cheer up. Don't feel so (depress) ______________________ . There are plenty of other jobs.
5. I heard a very(amuse) ________________________ story. It will make you laugh.

6. it’s not (surprise) ______________________ that you failed the exam. You never did any work.

7. I don't understand this exercise.I'm very (confuse)_________________________

8. The performance of the English team was very (disappoint)____________________ They played much worse than expected.

III. Fill in the gaps with haveto, don’t have to or mustn’t.

The Stanton Squash Club has decided that it is important for all club members to do
these things:

But these things are not allowed:

1. You ………………………wearwhite clothes, but you……………………… wear sports shoes.
2. You ………………………disturb other players, but you ………………………be silent.
3. You ………………………finish on time, but you ………………………start on time.
4. You………………………play with club balls, but if you do, you ……………………… take them home.
5. You ………………………eat or drink outside the bar, but you ……………………… buy your food in the bar if you don’t want to.
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