Adjectives Ending with –ing and
–ed
“Learning how words
describe feelings and
things!”
Adjective
s
Adjectives are words that
describe nouns.
Example: happy, big, red, educated
etc
Two Special
Endings
Some adjectives end
with:
• -ing
• -ed
They look similar but are used differently!
Adjectives ending with –
ing
–ing adjectives describe the thing (cause of the
feeling).
Example:
The movie was boring.
The game is exciting.
The story was amazing.
(Think: the thing makes us feel
Adjectives ending with –
ed
–ed adjectives describe people (how someone
feels).
Example:
I was bored in the class.
She felt excited about the trip.
They were amazed by the magic trick.
(Think: how someone feels because of
Quick
Comparison
Example:
The book was interesting.
Ali was interested in the book.
(–ing thing, –ed person)
→ →
Common –ing and –ed
pairs
boring – bored
exciting – excited
amazing – amazed
tiring – tired
surprising – surprised
Fill in the
blanks::
The rollercoaster was ________ (exciting/excited).
Sara felt ________ after the long day. (tiring/tired)
The magician’s trick was ________ (amazing/amazed).
We were ________ by the funny story. (amusing/amused)
Now you know how to use
adjectives ending with –ing and –ed.

Adjectives Ending with –ing and –ed.pptx

  • 1.
    Adjectives Ending with–ing and –ed “Learning how words describe feelings and things!”
  • 2.
    Adjective s Adjectives are wordsthat describe nouns. Example: happy, big, red, educated etc
  • 3.
    Two Special Endings Some adjectivesend with: • -ing • -ed They look similar but are used differently!
  • 4.
    Adjectives ending with– ing –ing adjectives describe the thing (cause of the feeling). Example: The movie was boring. The game is exciting. The story was amazing. (Think: the thing makes us feel
  • 5.
    Adjectives ending with– ed –ed adjectives describe people (how someone feels). Example: I was bored in the class. She felt excited about the trip. They were amazed by the magic trick. (Think: how someone feels because of
  • 6.
    Quick Comparison Example: The book wasinteresting. Ali was interested in the book. (–ing thing, –ed person) → →
  • 7.
    Common –ing and–ed pairs boring – bored exciting – excited amazing – amazed tiring – tired surprising – surprised
  • 8.
    Fill in the blanks:: Therollercoaster was ________ (exciting/excited). Sara felt ________ after the long day. (tiring/tired) The magician’s trick was ________ (amazing/amazed). We were ________ by the funny story. (amusing/amused)
  • 9.
    Now you knowhow to use adjectives ending with –ing and –ed.