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    The document provides exercises to practice using -ed and -ing adjectives by having the reader fill in blanks with adjectives like "satisfying", "relaxing", "tiring", "boring", "confusing", etc. It gives 15 sentence templates with blanks to insert adjectives describing states like being satisfied, relaxed, tired, bored, confused, frightened, etc. The goal is to practice forming sentences using these -ed and -ing adjectives to describe feelings, experiences, and reactions.

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    The document provides exercises to practice using -ed and -ing adjectives by having the reader fill in blanks with adjectives like "satisfying", "relaxing", "tiring", "boring", "confusing", etc. It gives 15 sentence templates with blanks to insert adjectives describing states like being satisfied, relaxed, tired, bored, confused, frightened, etc. The goal is to practice forming sentences using these -ed and -ing adjectives to describe feelings, experiences, and reactions.

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    Ed/-Ing Adjectives

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    ebenrugin
    The document provides exercises to practice using -ed and -ing adjectives by having the reader fill in blanks with adjectives like "satisfying", "relaxing", "tiring", "boring", "confusing", etc. It gives 15 sentence templates with blanks to insert adjectives describing states like being satisfied, relaxed, tired, bored, confused, frightened, etc. The goal is to practice forming sentences using these -ed and -ing adjectives to describe feelings, experiences, and reactions.

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    EXERCISES WITH –ED / -ING ADJECTIVES

    Satisfy –Relax-Tire- Bore-Confuse- Please- Amuse- Embarrass -Touch- Upset-Frighten-


    Overwhelm- Annoy-Alarm-Terrify-

    1. My bath was ........ . I feel ............. now.

    2. Joe is ................. . Because he had a ............. day.

    3. Getting the cheese was ............. . The mouse was ............. .

    4. So much homework was ......... . The student felt .......... .

    5. Your jokes are .............. . I am ............. .

    6. I was so ............. by the movie. The scenes in the movie were .......... .

    7. The TV program was .............. . I felt ............ while watching it.

    8. My angry father’s words were ............ . I felt ........... .

    9. The nurse’s big needle was ............ . I felt ............. when she walked over to me.

    10. Ted forgot to zip his zipper. It was ............. . Ted felt ...............

    11. My alarm clock wouldn’t stop ringing. I was so ........... . It was so ..............

    12. I was ......... after reading the .......... new headlines.


    13. The movie King Kong was .............. . The children who were watching it
    were ....................

    14. I felt ............ after getting a ............ massage.

    15. The taste was ............. . I was ................ .

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