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Adjectives ed-ing
This document introduces -ed and -ing adjectives and how they are used. -Ed adjectives describe a person's feelings or opinions, such as being "interested" in something, and are usually followed by small prepositions like "in", "with", "of", "about", or "by". -Ing adjectives describe things, people, places, or activities, such as something being "interesting". The document provides examples of -ed and -ing adjective pairs and encourages practicing using these adjectives in sentences.
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Adjectives ed-ing
- 1. Introducing – -EDand –ING Adjectives
- 2. Description • Politics • Barak Obama • Lord of the Rings • Something (noun) is/are interest-ING….
- 3. -ING adjectives areused to describe things, people, places, activities. This a an INTERESTING girl. (These are the sources of the feelings)
- 4. Feeling/Opinion I am/Ifeel interest-ED in…. - learning English - Politics - The President - a beautiful girl - The Lord of the Rings - your class
- 5. -ED adjectives areused to talk about a person’s feelings or opinions. She is INTERESTED IN his money. (These are the receivers of feelings)
- 6. -ED adjectives arealso usually followed by small prepositions like in, with, of, about or by. Eg: • I’m really excited about my vacation. • I’m annoyed with a friend of mine. He never returns my phone calls.
- 7. I am interestedvs. I am interesting The first one means I like it, I want to hear about it. The second one means that I am being described as something people find interesting.
- 8. Create questions •Who is amazing? Neymar Jr. is an amazing soccer player. I love him!!
- 9. What is boring? This is a boring class!!!!
- 10. Who is challenging? He is a challenging man.
- 11. Why is shebored today?
- 12. Why is shetired?
- 13. Why is Shielliniannoyed?
- 14. –Ed and –INGAdjectives • -ED -ING • Amused Amusing • Exhausted Exhausting • Embarrassed Embarrassing • Pleased Pleasing • Surprised Surprising • Thrilled Thrilling • Annoyed Annoying • Confused Confusing • Depressed Depressing • Disgusted Disgusting • Frightened Frightening • Horrified Horrifying • Shocked Shocking
- 15. • Relaxed Relaxing • Fascinated Fascinating • Troubled Troubling • Puzzled Puzzling • Irritated Irritating • Devastated Devastating • Overwhelmed Overwhelming • Disappointed Disappointing
- 16. • Intrigued Intriguing • Discouraged Discouraging • Moved Moving • Humiliated Humiliating • Satisfied Satisfying • Touched Touching • Scared Scaring
- 17. Practice expressing sentenceswith: • -ED or -ING Adjectives ACCORDING TO THE PICTURES:
- 32. I’m satisfied forcontributing with BUSY TEACHERS!!!! Jenny