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    This document discusses the use of adjectives ending in "-ed" or "-ing" to describe feelings and causes of feelings. Adjectives ending in "-ed" are used to describe how a person feels, such as being "frightened" or "surprised." Adjectives ending in "-ing" describe something that causes a feeling, like a "frightening" ghost or "surprising" news. Some examples of commonly used pairs of "-ed" and "-ing" adjectives are also provided.

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    This document discusses the use of adjectives ending in "-ed" or "-ing" to describe feelings and causes of feelings. Adjectives ending in "-ed" are used to describe how a person feels, such as being "frightened" or "surprised." Adjectives ending in "-ing" describe something that causes a feeling, like a "frightening" ghost or "surprising" news. Some examples of commonly used pairs of "-ed" and "-ing" adjectives are also provided.

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    This document discusses the use of adjectives ending in "-ed" or "-ing" to describe feelings and causes of feelings. Adjectives ending in "-ed" are used to describe how a person feels, such as being "frightened" or "surprised." Adjectives ending in "-ing" describe something that causes a feeling, like a "frightening" ghost or "surprising" news. Some examples of commonly used pairs of "-ed" and "-ing" adjectives are also provided.

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    ADJECTIVES:

    -ED or -ING
    FRIGHTENED OR FRIGHTNENING
    We can use adjectives that end
    with –ed to describe people’s
    feelings.
     Bob was very frightened.
    The subject of the sentence (Bob) is
    the person who has the feeling.

     He was very surprised by the news.


    He felt surprised.
    I wasn’t nervous on
    holidays; I was relaxed.

    Were you disappointed


    by the film?
    The students are
    bored during the
    lesson.

    I’m interested
    in your idea.
    We use adjectives that end with
    –ing to talk about a
    thing/person that makes us
    have a feeling.
     The ghost was very frightening.
    The subject of the sentence
    (the ghost) causes the feeling.

     The news is surprising.


    The subject of the sentence
    (the news) causes the feeling.
    The journey
    was tiring.

    The end of the game


    was exciting.
    Your idea is
    interesting.

    The lesson was


    boring.
    The students are The lesson was
    bored during the boring.
    lesson.
     Relaxed Relaxing
     Fascinated Fascinating
     Troubled Troubling
     Irritated Irritating
     Devastated Devastating
     Overwhelmed Overwhelming
     Disappointed Disappointing
    g.smiles

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