1. Adjectives ending in –ed and -ing

2. She was terrified / terrifying as the burglar approched her.
Adjectives with –ed express how te person feels
about something.
There’s a surprised / surprising article in today’s
Newspaper.
I felt surprised when I read it.
Adjectives with –ing are used to describe the
person or thing which produces the feeling.

3. She went whale-watching. She saw a very big whale very close to her
She went whale-watching. She saw a very big whale very close to her. She was...
Amazed
Annoyed
Tired

4. “OMG...will she ever stop complaining? She’s so...”
Disappointed
Annoying
Amazing

5. I’m not enjoying myself at this party...it’s ...
Boring
Embarassing
Exciting

6. I studied so much for this test...but this grade is so...
Amusing
Disappointing
Disappointed

7. I fell off my bike in front of everyone! I was so...
Amazed
Embarassing
Embarassed

8. I passed the exam! I’m...
Excited
Exciting
Frightened

9. Wow! That scene was really...
Boring
Fightening
Excited

10. This lecture is amazing! I’m really ...
Shocked
Annoying
Interested

11. What this report shows is:
Tiring
Shocking
Bored

12. A party for me!!! I had no idea, I’m...
Surprised
Tired
Exciting

13. This game was...:
Tiring
Tired
Embarassing

14. Use the word given to form a word that fits in the gap:
I was very ________that you didn’t phone me last night. SURPRISE
I though the film was rather _________ after all the publicity it has received. DISSAPOINT
She’s an ________ teacher and that’s what makes her lessons so enjoyable. INTEREST
Anita looked quite _______ when she left the police station. WORRY

15. Paul found climbing the mountain an________ experience . EXHAUST
Mary told me a rather________story about her trip to the fashion show in Milan. AMUSE