put the appropriate form of the adjective ed / ing in each of the following sentences:

Sue: Hi, Jane. Have you had an (interest) day?
1. interested
2. interesting
Jane: I've had a very (excite) day. It's my birthday today.
1. excited
2. exciting
Sue: I'm a little (confuse). I thought your birthday was next month.
Jane No, that's my brother's birthday. Mine is today.
1. confused
2. confusing
Sue: Oh! Now I'm (embarrass). I didn't get you a present.
1. embarrassed
2. embarrassing
Jane: That's (disappoint). But it's OK.
1. disappointed
2. disappointing
Sue: Now I'm (depress), too.
1. depressed
2. depressing
Hey, I've just had a (fascinate) idea.
1. fascinated
2. fascinating
Why don't we go shopping and get you a present right now? That way we can get you something really (please).
1. pleased
2. pleasing
Jane: What an (enchant) idea. Where shall we start?
Sue: What about right here?
1. enchanted
2. enchanting