This document discusses adjectives ending in -ed and -ing and how they are used to describe feelings and situations. Adjectives ending in -ed are used to describe how a person feels, such as being frightened or bored. Adjectives ending in -ing describe things or people that produce those feelings, like a frightening experience or boring lecture. Examples are provided of using these adjectives to describe experiences like being stuck on a lift or seeing holiday photos for hours.

2. We can use adjectives that end with -ed (e.g. frighened) to describe people’s feelings:

3. How do people in the photos feel? Exhausted, bored, frightened, excited bored excited frigtened exhausted

4. We use an adjective that ends with -ing (e.g. frighening) to talk about a thing or person that makes us have a feeling

6. When you describe a situation, a thing or a person that produces a feeling or an effect the adjective ends in -ing The film is frighten ing The flight was tir ing

7. When you describe how someone or something feels or is affected the adjective ends in -ed The boy feels /is frightened They feel/are tired

8. They are bor ed The lesson is bor ing She feels / is excit ed The book is excit ing / interest ing