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What is happening in this picture? What do you think Tom is thinking? Bob? Tom Bob Blah, blah, blah… Mm m mm m m …

Hes interested in what Im saying! Wow, Im so interesting! What Im saying is really interesting! Tom Bob I am SO not interested! He is boring me to death! Would someone please just get me out of here?! Have you ever been in a situation like this?

Emotion Verbs Adjectives There are many verbs which have to do to with emotions or feelings, such as: excite interest amaze irritate horrify Many of these verbs can be modified to form adjectives.

-ing and –ed pairs There are many pairs of adjectives derived from such verbs, for example: exciting excited interesting interested amazing amazed irritating irritated horrifying horrified Can you think of others?

Whats the difference? When we talk about emotions or feelings, we divide people or things into two categories, based on whether they cause the emotion (the Source) or experience the emotion (the Experiencer)

Source A Source can be a thing or a person. When we talk about a Source, we use the –ing form. The contortionist was amazing.

Experiencer Usually an Experiencer is a person. An Experiencer experiences the emotion or feeling. An Experiencer is affected by the Source. When we talk about an Experiencer, we use the –ed form.

The children were amazed by the contortionist. Source Experiencers

frighten The movie is ________________. The girls are ________________.

frighten The movie is frightening. (Source) The girls are frightened. (Experiencers)

amuse This family is ________________. The TV show is ______________.

amuse This family is amused. (Experiencers) The TV show is amusing. (Source)

fascinate Julian Beevers street art is ____________. I am ________ by Julian Beevers street art.

fascinate Julian Beevers street art is fascinating. (Source) I am fascinated by Julian Beevers street art. (Experiencer)

frustrate The woman is _______________. The computer is _____________.

frustrate The woman is frustrated. (Experiencer) The computer is frustrating. (Source)

excite What is so ___________? These people are really _________.

excite What is so _exciting ? (Source) These people are really __excited. (Experiencers)

bore This teacher is ________. These students are _________.

bore This teacher is boring. (Source) These students are bored. (Experiencers)

Of course, maybe the teacher is bored, too!

Your turn Make up a pair of sentences using this verb and picture: confuse

Your turn Make up a pair of sentences using this verb and picture: terrify