-ed, -ing adjectives practice

-ed, -ing

adjectives practice

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate option.

-ed = how a person feels -ing = describing a person, an object, etc.

a) depressing b) depressed

Kate felt a little bit _________ when she found out about the end of her favourite TV series.

a) disappointing b) disappointed

Arthur thinks that the new film was _________ .

a) fascinated b) fascinating

Did you see that documentary about butterflies? It was _________ !

a) annoying b) annoyed

My sister is always biting her nails. It is so _________ .

a) satisfied b) satisfying

I asked my teacher about my essay and she said that it was okay. I am not _________ with her answer.

a) interesting b) interested

I'm reading a very _________ article about space. Would you like me to read out loud?

a) embarrassing b) embarrassed

I fell down in front of my classmates. I am so _________ !

a) confused b) confusing

I'm sorry, mrs Brown, I'm _________ . Could you repeat that?

a) worried b) worrying

The most _________ problem is that not all of the students have got computers at home.

a) tiring b) tired

My dad finished watering flowers in our big garden yesterday. He was so _________ !

a) relaxed b) relaxing

Baths are very _________, I can lie like this for hours.

a) terrifying b) terrified

I saw a snake in the zoo last week. It was _________ .

Tom's mother asked him to do some housework and she went to work. When she came back home, there was a secret message waiting for her on the kitchen table... Can you crack the code?

Turn on the TV. Choose 5 words. Create 5 sentences using the chosen words.

Good job!