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    Ed Ing Adjectives British English Student

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    This document provides a lesson on using -ed and -ing adjectives to describe feelings and emotions in English. It gives examples of common -ed adjectives like bored, excited, and frightened. These -ed adjectives describe how a person or animal feels. It also gives examples of -ing adjectives like exciting, annoying, and tiring. These -ing adjectives describe how something makes a person feel. The document then has exercises for learners to practice using these adjectives correctly in different sentences.

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    This document provides a lesson on using -ed and -ing adjectives to describe feelings and emotions in English. It gives examples of common -ed adjectives like bored, excited, and frightened. These -ed adjectives describe how a person or animal feels. It also gives examples of -ing adjectives like exciting, annoying, and tiring. These -ing adjectives describe how something makes a person feel. The document then has exercises for learners to practice using these adjectives correctly in different sentences.

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    This document provides a lesson on using -ed and -ing adjectives to describe feelings and emotions in English. It gives examples of common -ed adjectives like bored, excited, and frightened. These -ed adjectives describe how a person or animal feels. It also gives examples of -ing adjectives like exciting, annoying, and tiring. These -ing adjectives describe how something makes a person feel. The document then has exercises for learners to practice using these adjectives correctly in different sentences.

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    HEAAADERLOGORIGHT

    GENERAL ENGLISH · VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR · INTERMEDIATE (B1-B2)

    -ED/-ING
    ADJECTIVES

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    There are different endings to the adjectives we can use to describe feelings.

    • -ED adjectives
    -ed adjectives are used to describe how a person or an animal feels.
    Nouns in these sentences are things that are alive.
    I am bored because I have nothing to do.
    Susanne is excited because she is going on holiday tomorrow.
    My cat is frightened because of the storm.
    • -ING adjectives
    -ing adjectives are used to show the cause of a feeling.
    The noun in the sentence causes this feeling.
    This game is exciting. That song is annoying. The trip was tiring.

    1 Common -ed adjectives

    Put the -ed adjectives into the correct category.

    confused embarrassed frightened interested refreshed satisfied shocked thrilled

    Positive:

    Negative:

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    HEAAADERLOGORIGHT
    INTERMEDIATE (B1-B2)

    -ED/-ING ADJECTIVES

    Can you think of any more -ed adjectives?


    Now, choose the best adjective from page 1 for each of the sentences below.
    1
    I was very with our stay at the hotel. The service was amazing.
    2
    Chloe was really when she threw coffee on her colleague by accident.
    3
    The man was when he heard a noise. He thought it might be a bear.
    4
    Zachary was by the waiter’s behaviour. He thought it was very rude.
    5
    Aline felt . The shower was great after a long run.
    6
    Isaac was when he won first prize. It was a holiday to the Bahamas.
    7
    Paul was by the instructions. They didn’t make any sense.
    8
    He was by the way the artist painted. It was very unusual.

    2 Common -ing adjectives


    Choose the best -ing adjective for each sentence. Then compare your choices with a partner.

    relaxing depressing exciting worrying


    boring tiring disappointing annoying

    1. Beach holidays are . 2. Rain is sometimes .

    3. Roller coasters are . 4. It is when you have no money.

    5. Work meetings are often . 6. Running is .

    7. It is to fail an exam. 8. Mosquitoes are .

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    INTERMEDIATE (B1-B2)

    -ED/-ING ADJECTIVES

    3 Practice 1

    Choose the correct option for each sentence.

    1. I don’t like black and white films. I think they are . bored/boring
    2. Max was really when he couldn’t go to the match. disappointed/disappointing
    3. The news can be very . And it is always on the TV. depressing/depressed
    4. The dog was very . It couldn’t find the toy anywhere. confused/confusing
    5. Lemonade is very . Especially on a hot day. refreshed/refreshing
    6. Hermann was very . He went swimming and then sunbathed. relaxed/relaxing
    7. It is very that I will have my own car soon. I can’t wait to drive it. excited/exciting
    8. Samantha was to sing. Her voice wasn’t very good. embarrassed/embarrassing

    4 Practice 2

    Put a tick after the sentences that are correct. Correct the sentences that are wrong.

    Example: The boy was boring. He couldn’t see out of the window on the plane. bored

    1. I was shocked when they said my name. My picture was the worst.
    2. Vincent was interesting when they started talking about football.
    3. The woman was tiring after they walked 10km. She wanted to relax in the cafe.
    4. It is worrying when you don’t have a job. It is very difficult to pay your rent and bills.

    5. Rita was satisfying when she finally got her money back from the holiday company.

    6. Gareth was thrilling when he got a new bike for his birthday.
    7. Emile is annoying because he never stops talking.
    8. That dog is frightened. It has really big teeth.

    5 Further practice

    This exercise can be done alone or in pairs.


    If you are working alone, choose 3 different adjectives and create a pair of sentences for each.
    If you are working in pairs, choose 3 adjectives for your partner, and they will write 3 pairs of sentences
    with them.

    Example:
    My sister is annoying. She took my favourite necklace again today.
    My sister is annoyed. I took her phone to school.

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