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-ING & -ED ADJECTIVES

FRIGHTEN The film is frightenING He’s / looks frightenED The ghost is frightenING (It’s the way he feels) (They frighten people)

INTEREST The actor is interestING He’s / looks interestED The news is interestING (It’s the way he feels) (They interest people)

WORRY This cook is worryING He’s / looks worriED The news is worryING (It’s the way he feels) (They worry people)

TIRE Looking after children is tirING He’s / looks tirED This work is tirING (It’s the way he feels) (They tire people)

Let’s see the most common adjectives VERB -ING adjective -ED adjective To amaze To annoy To astonish To bore To convince To disgust To embarrass To excite To exhaust To depress To disappoint To frighten To interest To relax To satisfy To shock To surprise To terrify To tire To worry Amazing Annoying Astonishing Boring Convincing Disgusting Embarrassing Exciting Exhausting Depressing Disappointing Frightening Interesting Relaxing Satisfying Shocking Surprising Terrifying Tiring Worrying Amazed Annoyed Astonished Bored Convinced Disgusted Embarrassed Excited Exhausted Depressed Disappointed Frightened Interested Relaxed Satisfied Shocked Surprised Terrified Tired Worried

CHOOSE the correct option Finding a spider in the bathtub is….. disgusting / disgusted. If you went on the biggest roller coaster in the world, you’d be exciting / excited. A horror film is … frightening / frightened. A 10-hour flight is … tiring / tired. If you ran 10 km you’d be … exhausting / exhausted. A spa session is relaxing / relaxed. If you lost 100€, you’d be … annoying / annoyed. When you hear terrible news you feel … worrying / worried. The film was very long and boring / bored. We almost fell asleep. I’m very interesting / interested in languages. This news is terrible… well, in fact it’s really shocking / shocked. She hasn’t been well for quite a long time so she’s a bit depressing / depressed. There’s nothing interesting / interested on TV this evening. This exercise is very confusing / confused and I’m quite confusing / confused. I need a relaxing / relaxed holiday on a lonely island.

Answers Finding a spider in the bathtub is….. disgusting . If you went on the biggest roller coaster in the world, you’d be excited. A horror film is … frightening. A 10-hour flight is … tiring . If you ran 10 km you’d be … exhausted. A spa session is relaxing. If you lost 100€, you’d be … annoyed. When you hear terrible news you feel … worried. The film was very long and boring. We almost fell asleep. I’m very interested in languages. This news is terrible… well, in fact it’s really shocking. She hasn’t been well for quite a long time so she’s a bit depressed. There’s nothing interesting on TV this evening. This exercise is very confusing and I’m quite confused. I need a relaxing holiday on a lonely island.