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ADJECTIVES – ED OR – ING
Some verbs can be used as adjectives in the past participle form ( -ed ) and in the present participle form ( -ing ).
- These signs are confusing!
- We are confused.
REMEMBER that:
- the feeling produced is described with the -ed ending,
- the person or thing producing the feeling is described with the –ing ending. 1. Form –ed and –ing adjectives from these verbs:
excite worry surprise bore amaze exhaust annoy terrify scare depress interest exasperate satisfy amuse embarrass disappoint tire reward
-ed -ing excited exciting
2. Complete the following sentences with the appropriate ending.
a.She doesn’t understand what she has to do, she is very confused.
b.My job is really bor_____, I need to do something different soon!
c. He is a fantastic technician, I was very impress____ by his skill.
d.My exam results were very depress____ I failed a lot of subjects.
e.I am very surpris____ to hear you want to change jobs.
f. We saw a horror film yesterday, I was so frighten____!
g.I made a mistake, I am sorry, I am really embarrass____.
h.Your boss is very annoy____ because you are too slow.
i. The situation was really embarrass_____, I didn’t know what to do!
j. She is always borrowing my clothes. I’m fed up with her. It’s so annoy____!
k.Are you worr____ about the future of the company?
l. The markets are going through a worr____ period, this is a deep crisis.
m. What a terrif____ experience for me! I’m still shock____.
n.Running a hotel is hard, but on the whole it is a reward____ job.
o.Our co-workers are very hard working and really motivate____.
p.He’s always complaining. Have you ever seen such an exasperate____ person?
