-Ed/-ing adjectives

Choose the correct word.

1. His favourite football team is winning. He is excited/ exciting.
2. The children are frightened/ frightening of the dog.
3. She’s missed her train, so she’s worried/worrying.
4. Anna was surprised/ surprising when Tom gave her a gift.
5. His dog is really annoyed/annoying.
6. Kevin has walked 20 km today. He’s very tired/tiring.

Complete the words with –ed or –ing.

1. He reads a lot and knows great stories. He’s very interest___ person
2. We’re going to Spain on holiday. I’m very excit___
3. I’m very stress___ because I’m not ready for the test.
4. I didn’t expect to meet him. I was very surprise___
5. The weather was terrible. I was frighten___ of the lightening.
6. Are you interest___ in football?
7. Let’s take the lift. Walking up the stairs is too tir___
8. I got annoy___ with my little sister. She was making a lot of noise and I
couldn’t study.
9. This book is very interest__. I can’t stop reading it.
10.The film was really bor___. I fell asleep in the middle of it.
11.The lesson was excit___ that’s why I listened very carefully.
Complete the words with –ed or –ing.
The lesson was very bor…
Are you interest… in science and technology?
I was annoy… that they hadn’t phoned me.
London is an excit… city.

Her boyfriend is a very interest… person.

It was a long and tir… day.

I was so excit… that I could fly to London.

I’m not interest… in her boyfriend.

Nina was tir…, but she came to my party.

I was surpris… that he came.
The child was frighten… because the film was frighten…