MG. JESSIVCA VERONICA RIOS SOSAINGLS VII

ADJECTIVES ENDING WITH ED AND ING

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ADJECTIVES ENDING WITH ED AND INGVOCABULARY MEDICAL SYMPTOMS

Symptoms rashbackacheA sore throat cold

Symptoms A headacheAn earacheA stomachacheAnnoyed

embarrassed deppressed

What are adjectives?

Words that describe nouns

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Adjectives ending in ed and ingAdjectives: -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.

ExamplesI 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.

Examples1.-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?

amuseirritatecomfortfascinatepuzzlesatisfyannoysurprisedepressbewilderexcitefrustratebotherboretireinterestaggravateamazecaptivateconfuseshockintriguedisappointexhaust

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

satisfy1.-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 PRACTICEChoose the correct form-ing v. -ed Quiz 1-ing v. -ed Quiz 2

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