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    The document discusses adjectives ending in -ed and -ing and provides examples of their use. It includes a table showing verbs and their corresponding -ed and -ing adjective forms and the feelings or states they describe. Some sample sentences are given using adjectives like "bored", "excited", "embarrassed", and "relaxed". Questions are provided about examples using tired, interested, and horrified. The document also notes that -ed adjectives describe the person or thing that produces the feeling, while -ing adjectives describe a feeling or state.

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    The document discusses adjectives ending in -ed and -ing and provides examples of their use. It includes a table showing verbs and their corresponding -ed and -ing adjective forms and the feelings or states they describe. Some sample sentences are given using adjectives like "bored", "excited", "embarrassed", and "relaxed". Questions are provided about examples using tired, interested, and horrified. The document also notes that -ed adjectives describe the person or thing that produces the feeling, while -ing adjectives describe a feeling or state.

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    The document discusses adjectives ending in -ed and -ing and provides examples of their use. It includes a table showing verbs and their corresponding -ed and -ing adjective forms and the feelings or states they describe. Some sample sentences are given using adjectives like "bored", "excited", "embarrassed", and "relaxed". Questions are provided about examples using tired, interested, and horrified. The document also notes that -ed adjectives describe the person or thing that produces the feeling, while -ing adjectives describe a feeling or state.

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    Adjectives Ed Ing

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    The document discusses adjectives ending in -ed and -ing and provides examples of their use. It includes a table showing verbs and their corresponding -ed and -ing adjective forms and the feelings or states they describe. Some sample sentences are given using adjectives like "bored", "excited", "embarrassed", and "relaxed". Questions are provided about examples using tired, interested, and horrified. The document also notes that -ed adjectives describe the person or thing that produces the feeling, while -ing adjectives describe a feeling or state.

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    ADJETIVES ENDING ED/ -ING

    . LOOK AT THESE EXAMPLES

    Mike is

    tired because today he had a tiring day.

    Jane is interesting

    interested in Physics because she thinks it is

    Justine was

    horrified by a horrifying film

    Im

    bored about football. Football is boring.

    . ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS. 1. who is tired ? Why is Mike tired? 2. Who is interested in Physics? Why is she interested in Physics? 3. Who is horrified by a fillm? Why is she horrified ? 4. Who is bored? Why is he bored with football? . COMPLETE THE BLANKS WITH THESE WORDS: - the person, thing that produces the feeling / - a feeling or state

    Many adjectives that are formed with past participles -ED (e.g. interested) describe I'm bored = I feel there is nothing that interests me at the moment. Many Adjectives formed from present participles -ING (e.g interesting) describe ... i'm boring = I'm a very uninteresting person.

    . COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING TABLE VERB FORM FEELING -ED STATE -ING ANNOY AMAZE AMUSE ASTONISH CONVINCE ENCOURAGE ENCHANT ENTERTAIN EXCITE EXHAUST INTEREST PLEASE RELAX SURPRISE HORRIFY FRIGHTEN SCARE DISAPPOINT TIRE BORE EMBARRASS SHOCK

    MEANING

    COMPLETE THE GAPS USING THE APPROPRIATE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVES.

    1) Classical music is _________ (bore) 2) Miguel is very ________ (excite) because he is going to get married soon. 3) It's so ____________ (embarrass) to listen to my brother sing. 4) I feel _________ (relax) when I listen to jazz. 5) That is a __________ (depress) song! 6) The tube can be _________ (confuse) the first time you get on it. 7) I think that the rainy days in winter are quite ___________( depress) 8) Hes always showing off. It is really ______________ (annoy) 9) Jennifer is really _________ (excite) because she is getting married today. 10) Im quite _________ (worry ) about my interview. 11) Theres nothing ___________ ( interest) on tv tonight 12)

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