We have two
- ed
- ing
Describes a feeling or emotion
Describes a characteristic
In today's class
adjectives
with ed and ing
Let's start
Where have you seen words ending with 'ed' and 'ing'?
There are many adjectives that we have in English that end in -ED or -ING
Differences
- ed
- ing
Describes a feeling or emotion (how a person feels)
Describes the characteristic of a person, a thing or a situation.
Temporary
Permanent
Y E S ! We make the difference with the verb ser and estar and no in the adjective per se.
Do we have them in spanish?
What did she want to say?
A woman answers the phone and it is a bank call. She politely replies: "I'm not interesting" and hang up
INSTRUCTIONS: drag the adjectives from the box to complete the sentences.
worrying
disgusting
exciting
confusing
depressing
tiring
embarrasing
scaring
boring
disgusted
confused
depressed
tired
excited
scared
worried
embarrased
bored
- ED Adj and -ING Adj
Diana SP
Created on August 17, 2021
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Transcript
We have two
- ed
- ing
Describes a feeling or emotion
Describes a characteristic
In today's class
adjectives
with ed and ing
Let's start
Where have you seen words ending with 'ed' and 'ing'?
There are many adjectives that we have in English that end in -ED or -ING
Differences
- ed
- ing
Describes a feeling or emotion (how a person feels)
Describes the characteristic of a person, a thing or a situation.
Temporary
Permanent
Y E S ! We make the difference with the verb ser and estar and no in the adjective per se.
Do we have them in spanish?
What did she want to say?
A woman answers the phone and it is a bank call. She politely replies: "I'm not interesting" and hang up
INSTRUCTIONS: drag the adjectives from the box to complete the sentences.
worrying
disgusting
exciting
confusing
depressing
tiring
embarrasing
scaring
boring
disgusted
confused
depressed
tired
excited
scared
worried
embarrased
bored