This document discusses adjectives ending in "-ed" and "-ing". It states that: - Past participles ending in "-ed" are often used to describe emotions and how people feel about something. - Present participles ending in "-ing" can be used to describe things and events that cause emotions. - It provides examples of sentences using these types of adjectives correctly and an exercise for learners to choose the right adjective form.

1. Adjectives ending in
‘-ed’ and ‘-ing’
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2. We use some past participle ending
in -ed and some present participle
ending in -ing as adjectives .
• We often use -ed ending adjectives to describe
emotions - they tell us how people feel about
something
• We can use - ing ending adjectives to descrie
things and events that cause emotion.
adjectives ending
in -ed and -ing

3. Correct answer
1. I don’t like films with sad endings. They are depressed
2. He felt amused because I watched an Oscar- winning movie last
night.
3. I thought the programme was fascinating. I’m amazed that you
didn’t like it.
4. I’m not interested/ in documentary. I think it is a boring film genre.
5. I think the movie review is well written, but it is not very excited.
6. These are a lot of unusual animals in the documentary! It’s
shocked!

4. Ex 15. Choose the correct adjectives with -ed or -ing.
I don’t like films with sad endings. They are depressed/ depressing.
2. He felt amused/ amusing because I watched an Oscar- winning movie last
night.
3. I thought the programme was fascinated/ fascinating. I’m amazed/ amazing
that you didn’t like it.
4. I’m not interested/ interesting in documentary. I think it is a bored/ boring
film genre.
5. I think the movie review is well written, but it is not very excited.
6. These are a lot of unusual animals in the documentary! It’s shocked/
shocking!

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