Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in bold. (Закончите предложения правильной формой слов, выделенных жирным шрифтом.)
Going Places. As a travel writer, I've been to some of the most 1) ___ places on earth (AMAZE), and I've also attended some very 2) ___ local events and celebrations (INTEREST). This means that I've been to dozens of festivals, carnivals and parades all over the world. "Aren't you 3) ___ with going to all these celebrations? (BORE) Don't they all feel the same after you've been to twenty or thirty of them?" my friends ask me. The 4) ___ answer is no! (SURPRISE) Every time I visit a new festival I feel 5) ___ as if I've never been to a festival before. (EXCITE) Festivals are not a 6) ___ experience (RELAX), but no matter how 7) ___ I am after a day or days of celebrating (EXHAUST), I'm always 8) ___ that I had the chance to experience the local culture of a place. (PLEASE) It's always 9) ___ to know that the next event I go to, I'll do new things and make new friends. (SATISFY) And I'm never 10) ___; this is what always happens during these festive events! (DISAPPOINT)
Слово в скобках нужно превратить в прилагательное. Правило: -ing — то, что вызывает чувство (свойство предмета: amazing places); -ed — человек испытывает чувство (I am bored).
- the most ___ places — какие места? (вызывают удивление) → amazing.
- very ___ local events — какие события? (вызывают интерес) → interesting.
- Aren't you ___ with going to all these celebrations? — человеку «не скучно?» (испытывает чувство) → bored.
- The ___ answer is no! — какой ответ? (вызывает удивление) → surprising.
- I feel ___ as if I've never been… — я чувствую (испытываю) → excited.
- Festivals are not a ___ experience — какой опыт? (не расслабляющий) → relaxing.
- no matter how ___ I am — как я себя чувствую → exhausted (измотан).
- I'm always ___ that I had the chance — я рад (чувство) → pleased.
- It's always ___ to know that… — «приятно, удовлетворяет» (свойство) → satisfying.
- I'm never ___ — я никогда не бываю разочарован → disappointed.
