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    Adjectives With Ed and ING

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    The document discusses adjectives ending in ED and ING, explaining that ED adjectives describe emotions and can only be used with people while ING adjectives describe opinions and can be used with people or things. It provides examples and an activity with blanks to practice using these adjectives correctly.

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    The document discusses adjectives ending in ED and ING, explaining that ED adjectives describe emotions and can only be used with people while ING adjectives describe opinions and can be used with people or things. It provides examples and an activity with blanks to practice using these adjectives correctly.

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    The document discusses adjectives ending in ED and ING, explaining that ED adjectives describe emotions and can only be used with people while ING adjectives describe opinions and can be used with people or things. It provides examples and an activity with blanks to practice using these adjectives correctly.

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    Adjectives with Ed and ING

    An adjective is a Word that describes the noun. There are many types of adjectives and in
    this page, we will focus on the ones that end in ED and ING.

     ED adjectives

    This kind of adjectives describe or talk about emotions. They say how people feel about
    something. In this vein, adjectives with ED can only be used with people.

    Examples: I am bored in this class. I will sleep.

    I will be surprised if she comes with me to the party.

    He was tired and went to take a rest.

     ING adjectives

    Adjectives with ING describe your opinion about something or someone. People or things
    can have ING adjectives.

    Examples: In my opinion, that movie was really boring.

    This man is so annoying. He keeps talking about nonsense things.

    This situation is worrying!!! I don’t know what to do.

    Activity.

    1. Read the following story and decide which adjective fits best with the sentence.

    Last weekend I was extremely ______________ (tired/tiring) of my trip to France.


    There were so many ___________ (amazed/amazing) things that I did. First of all, I met
    an _____________ (interested/interesting) guy at the airport. He was really ____________
    (excited/exciting) about me, and all the things he wanted to show me about the city. I
    should say that I was ____________ (surprised/surprising) about his behavior towards me.

    The first thing we did was to go to the Eiffel tower. Seeing the tower for the first time
    made me feel ____________ (astonished/astonishing). After that, we went to watch a
    ____________ (frightened/frightening) movie, but I did not like it. Then, he told me to go to
    a concert but I was _________ (worried/worrying) a bit about the hour because it was
    getting late. However it was ______________ (satisfied/satisfying) to know that he was a
    good guy because at the end he took me to home and told me that he wanted to see me
    again and asked if I felt ________ (bored/boring) with him.

    2. Complete the blanks with the suitable adjective.

    a. Nataly works in a restaurant. She says it’s ________ (tired/tiring) but __________
    (satisfied/satisfying)
    b. If you are ____________ (worried/worrying) about him, call his mother.
    c. I’m good at English but I’m so _________ (tired/tiring) of doing all these exams).
    d. Our teacher was so ____________ (bored/boring). No one was ___________
    (interested/interesting) in his lessons.
    e. Your life is ____________ (amazed/amazing). You have traveled all around the
    world.

    3. Complete the sentences with an adjective from the box

    Depressed-depressing Confused-confusing Amused-amusing


    Disappointed-disappointing Frightened-Frightening

    a. I'm ___________ I have no idea what to do.


    b. This wet weather is so _____________
    c. I am ____________ with my grade in the grammar test.
    d. Our new science teacher is very ____________ We sit there like mice!
    e. I didn't find his joke very _______________

    “Obstacles are the cost of greatness”

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