-ed / -ing Adjectives

-ed – sofre os efeitos de algo / paciente / que recebe algo (muitas vezes: nossas terminações –ado/ido)
-ing – causa os efeitos de algo / causador / que gera algo (muitas vezes: nossas terminações –ante, -ente)

Close
1- I’m sorry. Look at the sign: we are already ___________.
2- Let’s hear the ___________ arguments.
Interest
1- John is a very ___________ person. He tells lots of curious stories.
2- We’re not ___________ in what he has to say.
Surprise
1- That’s really ___________.
2- I’m ___________ too.
Tiredness
1- They got up early. So, they’re very ___________ today.
2- It is a very ___________ job.
Boredom
1- We’re ___________. We have nothing to do.
2- My life is really ___________ - I work and I sleep. That’s it!
Excitement
1- We’re going to Mexico! It’s all so ___________.
2- I’m not very ___________ about that.

1. The instructions for my new coffee 4. The battery on my phone only lasts
machine are really ___. about two hours. It's really ___.
confused annoyed
confusing annoying

5. I was ___ that I didn't get the job.

2. I loved my maths teacher! Lessons with disappointed
her were never ___. disappointing
bored
boring
6. I'm reading a really ___ book.
interested
3. That shop never has any customers. interesting
I'm ___ it's still there.
surprised
surprising 7. The children were so ___ they
couldn't sleep.
excited
exciting