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Grammar: Adjectives ending -ed/-ing
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Underline the adjectives ending in -ed or -ing
Underline the adjectives ending in -ed or -ing. Match the two parts of these statements.
A) Adjectives ending in -ed
B) Adjectives in -ing
1- Choose the right adjective for these sentences.a) We were really exciting/ excited when we won some free air tickets to the States.
b) The plans for your trip looked really interesting/ interested
c) We were disappointing/ disappointed that you couldnt come with us.
d) The flight to New York was long and boring/ bored.
e) After a few days on holiday we both felt very relaxing/ relaxed.
2- Complete the dialogues with words from the box.
a) Sue: Ive just tried a new sort of vacuum cleaner, invented by a man in England.
Ted: Really? What did you think of it?
Sue: It was really . It worked better.
b) Frank: Ive just finished reading a good book about great sport personalities
Caroline: Was it good?
Frank: yeah, it was extremely .. I learnt a lot.c) Emma: What did you think of the film?
Clare: I was really . Id heard it was good, but I didnt like it very much at all.
d) Rob: I thought that was a really interesting story. Didnt you?
Andy: No, I didnt. In fact I thought it was quite.
e) Harry: did you watch that horror movie on late night TV last night?
Tina: yeah! Wasnt it scary? I was really .because I was alone in the flat, too.
3- Underline the right adjective to complete these sentences.a) The results were surprising/ surprised. The Americans won every event.
b) I was really amusing/ amused to hear that the dog had eaten a mobile phone.
c) Your ideas for the party sound very exciting/ excited.
d) We were interesting/ interested to see the new inventions.
e) Their holiday was a disaster. They were terribly disappointing/ disappointed.f) They had hoped to have a relaxing/ relaxed time on the beach.
4- Complete the sentences with the correct adjective.1) confused / confusing
a) These instructions are very I cant understand them at all.
b) He needs help with his maths homework; hes very ..
2) surprised / surprising
a) It was .. to see Sonia at the party. I didnt think she would come.
b) The book cost a lot. I was .. it was so expensive.
3) bored / boring
a) The lesson was really because we didnt have anything to do.
b) Sam was .by the film. There was no action
4) Annoyed / annoying
a) She was ..because her boyfriend didnt phone her all weekend.b) Its so ..when people whistle all the time.describe how people feel.
describe things, experiences, events
Amazing- amazed- boring- bored- disappointing- disappointed- frightening- frightened- interesting- interested