This document introduces -ed and -ing adjectives and how they are used. -Ed adjectives describe a person's feelings or opinions, such as being "interested" in something, and are usually followed by small prepositions like "in", "with", "of", "about", or "by". -Ing adjectives describe things, people, places, or activities, such as something being "interesting". The document provides examples of -ed and -ing adjective pairs and encourages practicing using these adjectives in sentences.

1. Introducing –
-ED and –ING Adjectives

2. Description
• Politics
• Barak Obama
• Lord of the Rings
• Something (noun) is/are interest-ING….

3. -ING adjectives are used to describe
things, people, places, activities.
This a an INTERESTING girl.
(These are the sources of the feelings)

4. Feeling/Opinion
I am/I feel interest-ED in….
- learning English - Politics
- The President - a beautiful girl
- The Lord of the Rings - your class

5. -ED adjectives are used to talk about
a person’s feelings or opinions.
She is INTERESTED IN his money.
(These are the receivers of feelings)

6. -ED adjectives are also usually followed by small
prepositions like in, with, of, about or by.
Eg:
• I’m really excited about my vacation.
• I’m annoyed with a friend of mine. He never
returns my phone calls.

7. I am interested vs. I am interesting
The first one means I like it, I want to hear about it.
The second one means that I am being described as
something people find interesting.

8. Create questions
• Who is amazing?
Neymar Jr. is an amazing soccer player.
I love him!!

9. What is boring?
This is a boring class!!!!

10. Who is challenging?
He is a challenging man.

11. Why is she bored today?

12. Why is she tired?

13. Why is Shiellini annoyed?

14. –Ed and –ING Adjectives
• -ED -ING
• Amused Amusing
• Exhausted Exhausting
• Embarrassed Embarrassing
• Pleased Pleasing
• Surprised Surprising
• Thrilled Thrilling
• Annoyed Annoying
• Confused Confusing
• Depressed Depressing
• Disgusted Disgusting
• Frightened Frightening
• Horrified Horrifying
• Shocked Shocking

15. • Relaxed Relaxing
• Fascinated Fascinating
• Troubled Troubling
• Puzzled Puzzling
• Irritated Irritating
• Devastated Devastating
• Overwhelmed Overwhelming
• Disappointed Disappointing

16. • Intrigued Intriguing
• Discouraged Discouraging
• Moved Moving
• Humiliated Humiliating
• Satisfied Satisfying
• Touched Touching
• Scared Scaring

17. Practice expressing sentences with:
• -ED or -ING Adjectives
ACCORDING TO THE PICTURES:

32. I’m satisfied for contributing with
BUSY TEACHERS!!!! Jenny