INGLS VII

MG. JESSIVCA VERONICA RIOS SOSA

ADJECTIVES ENDING WITH ED AND ING

ORIENTACIONES
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CONTENTS

ADJECTIVES ENDING WITH ED AND ING

VOCABULARY MEDICAL SYMPTOMS

Symptoms
rash

backache

cold

A sore throat

Symptoms

A stomachache

A headache

An earache

Annoyed

deppressed

embarrassed

What are adjectives?

Words that describe nouns

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Adjectives ending in ed and ing

Adjectives: -ed or -ing?
The -ed adjectives are used to describe how you
feel.
The -ing adjectives are used for what it is that makes
you feel that way. Here are some examples:

Whats the difference between the ing and ed

adjective forms?
1.-Verb + ing = adjective to describe a thing or things
that cause the emotion
The comic movie was amusing!
2.-Verb + ed = adjective to describe a person or animal
that experiences an emotion, feeling, or reaction; an
experiencers emotion
I was really amused by the movie.

Examples
I feel tired. - Working in the garden all day is very tiring.
I am bored. - This grammar lesson is boring.
She was disappointed. - Her math test score was
disappointing.
I'm interested in Ancient Egypt. - I think Ancient Egypt is
interesting.
He was shocked. - He found your behaviour shocking.
I'm very confused by this film. - This film is very
confusing.
Examples :
Estoy aburrida , I am bored.
Soy aburrida, I am boring.

Examples
1.-Amaze (verb: You amaze me!)
Amazing (adjective: These students are amazing!)
Amazed (adjective: I am amazed by the students
in this class!)
2.-Interest (verb: Computers interest her.)
Interesting (adjective: Computers are interesting
for her).
Interested (adjective: She is interested in
computers)

Many verbs of emotion

have ing and ed adjective forms
What are some verbs of emotion?
amuse

irritate

comfort

fascinate

puzzle

satisfy

annoy

surprise

depress

bewilder

excite

frustrate

bother

bore

tire

interest

aggravate

amaze

captivate

confuse

shock

intrigue

disappoint exhaust

SURPRISE

1.-Was the girl surprising or surprised?

surprised
2.-Was the party surprising or
surprised?

surprising

exhaust

1.-Was the man exhausting or exhausted?

Exhausted
2.-Was the marathon exhausting or
exhausted?
Exhausting

bore

1.- Was the man boring or bored?

Boring
2.- Was the audience boring or bored?

Bored

irritate

1.-Is a back seat driver irritating or

irritated?
Irritating
2.-Is the driver irritating or
irritated?
irritated

satisfy

satisfy

1.-How does the girl feel? Satisfying or

satisfied?
Satisfied
2.-How is the food? Satisfying or
satisfied?
satisfying

frustate

1.-Is the man frustrating or

frustrated?
Frustrated
2.-Are computers frustrating or
frustrated?
frustrating

interest

excite

1.-Is this excited or exciting?

Exciting
2.- Are they excited or exciting?
Excited

1.-The class is interesting or interested?

Interesting
2.-The student is interesting or interested in the class?
interested

MORE PRACTICE
Choose the correct form
-ing v. -ed Quiz 1
-ing v. -ed Quiz 2

CONCLUSION
Review your grammar
Review the links
Do your self-evaluation

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