Adjectives ending with” Ed” and “Ing”

I’m interested in music because

music is very
interesting.
There are many adjectives in English which have two forms: _Ed form and _Ing form

-Ed form adjectives -Ing form adjectives

We use them to describe people’s feelings. They are
usually used with the verb “to be” or verbs like
“seem” “look” “feel” appear”.
I feel tired today.
She seems satisfied with her marks.
We use them to describe things.
My job is very tiring.
The technology lecture is very interesting.
I don’t like that film. It’s boring.

Put the bracketed verbs in _Ed or _Ing form:

Interested interesting 1-The pupils felt (confuse)……………………… because the exam was
Bored boring very difficult.
Scared scaring 2-I become so (frighten)……………………… when I watch horror
Worried worrying films.
Confused confusing 3-I don’t like the history lecture because it’s (bore)……………………
Tired tiring 4-The mother is (worry)………………… about her children.
Relaxed relaxing 5-At the end of the day I become (tire)………………
Excited exciting 6-The teacher was (shock)……………………… by what the pupil
Terrified terrifying said.
Amused amusing 7-I’m (please)……………………… to write you this letter.
Surprised surprising 8-The doctor advised me to listen to music regularly because it’s very
Exhausted exhausting (relax)………………………
Frightened frightening 9-That’s really a (fascinate)……………………… idea.
Annoyed annoying
Circle the right alternative :
Satisfied satisfying
Embarrassed embarrassing
1-They were (disappointed / disappointing) after watching the movie
Shocked shocking
last night.
Fascinated fascinating
2-Sandra is (embarrassing / embarrassed) because her father refused
Astonished astonishing
to let her go out with her friends.
Frustrated frustrating
3-Because of the housework, my mother becomes so (exhausted /
Inspired inspiring
exhausting).
Pleased pleasing
4-I don’t like this job. It’s very (tiring / tired).
Disturbed disturbing
5-He became so (depressed / depressing) after leaving his job.
Charmed charming
6-I read that book last week. It was (bored / boring).
7-My sister feels (satisfying / satisfied) with her work.
8-Your answers are not (convinced / convincing).
9-I like my best friend’s house. It’s (charming / charmed).
10-I don’t like this food. It’s (disgusting / disgusted).
11-I was (shocked / shocked) when I heard the news last night.
12-The pupils make much noise in the class. So the teacher becomes
(annoyed / annoying).
13-Every summer I travel to Paris to have a (relaxed / relaxing)
holiday.
14-I’m (bored / boring) because the history lecture is very (bored /
boring).