This document discusses adjectives ending in -ed and -ing and provides examples of their use. It lists common adjectives like bored, tired, frustrated, interested, disappointed, exhausted, irritating that describe a state or feeling. For each adjective, it gives a short phrase using the -ed or -ing form as an example, such as "She's bored" or "Waiting is sometimes tiring." This demonstrates how these types of adjectives can be used to concisely describe feelings, emotions, and states.

1. Adjectives ending in –ed and -ing

2. It’s a boring day - She’s bored

3. It’s raining. How disappointing ! One of the women is disappointed

4. Climbing stairs is exhausting She’s exhausted

5. Storms can be frustrating Farmers are frustrated

6. Music is interesting He’s interested in playing the piano

7. Waiting is sometimes tiring Those people are tired of waiting

8. That noise is irritating The boy is irritated