The document discusses adjectives ending in -ED or -ING in English. It explains that adjectives ending in -ING describe a characteristic, while those ending in -ED describe a feeling. Examples are given to illustrate the difference, such as "My girlfriend is bored" means she feels bored, while "My girlfriend is boring" means she has a boring personality. An exercise provides sentences to fill in with the correct adjective form, and a test section asks the reader to identify the proper adjective use in sentences.

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ADJECTIVE {VERB + ING}

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There are many adjectives that we have in
English that end in -ED or -ING.
An adjective that ends in -ING is used to
describe: the characteristic of a person or a
thing.
An adjective that ends in -ED is used to
describe: a feeling.
Compare the difference:
•My girlfriend is bored. - (My girlfriend feels
bored)
•My girlfriend is boring. - (My girlfriend is a
boring person)

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1. I don't like country music very much.
It's really ..... (bore).
2. Besides, I'm too ...... (depress)
3. I was ..... (surprise) to see my
grandparents dancing. They really
seemed ..... (amuse).
4. She isn't very fit and gets ..... tire) very
quickly when skipping rope.
5. She isn't very fit and gets ..... (tire) very
quickly when skipping rope.

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1. My girl is ...., at the moment.
a. bored
b. bort
c. boring
d. Is boring

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2. I don’t understand something,
because I’m .....
a. confusing
b. confused
c. Were confused
d. Are confusing