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-ED & -ING ADJECTIVES

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-ED & -ing adjectives

Start!

Describe the picture briefly and say what is going on.

What are the feelings of each of them? Choose from the following list:

Back

Bored / Boring Distracted / Distracting Annoyed / Annoying Surprised / Surprising Amused / Amusing Frustrated / Frustrating Interested / Interesting

What's the difference between the following uses of the adjective? The employees were bored at the meeting. The meeting was absolutely boring.

-ED & -ING ADJECTIVES

Many adjectives for feelings have two possible forms, either ending in -ed or -ing. For example: motivated and motivating.

  • We use the adjective ending in -ed for the person who has the feeling.(I was very frustrated that I couldn't swim in the lake).
  • We use the adjective ending in -ing for a person or situation that produces the feeling (I couldn't join in the conversation class, which was very frustrating).

Thanks!