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Ed Ing Adjectives

This document discusses ed-ing adjectives and provides examples of their use. It explains that: [1] -ed adjectives describe how someone feels, such as being delighted or tired. [2] -ing adjectives describe what causes the feeling, such as something being frightening or tiring. [3] Several exercises are provided to practice using -ed and -ing adjectives correctly, such as identifying whether "frightened" or "frightening" is the appropriate word in different sentences.

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Ed Ing Adjectives

This document discusses ed-ing adjectives and provides examples of their use. It explains that: [1] -ed adjectives describe how someone feels, such as being delighted or tired. [2] -ing adjectives describe what causes the feeling, such as something being frightening or tiring. [3] Several exercises are provided to practice using -ed and -ing adjectives correctly, such as identifying whether "frightened" or "frightening" is the appropriate word in different sentences.

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UNIT 3b –ed/-ing adjectives

 Vocabulary
 Unfortunately = sadly ( din pacate/din nefericire)
 Get stuck= be unable to move further ( a ramane blocat)
READING:  Look after= take care of someone or something. (a avea grija
Mountain couple de)

get home safely.  Delighted= feeling or showing great pleasure. ( incantat)


 Ex. 10/42
 1. On their way home the got stuck in the snow.
 2. Their phones didn`t work so high up.
 3.While they were trying to move the car they thought about their
children.
 4.They phoned the police.
Answer the  5. Keith is planning to go back to the mountains again next

questions year but Jennifer doesn‘t want to go.


 A lot of adjectives are made from verbs by adding -ing or -ed:

Vocabulary  a) we use –ed adjectives to describe how we feel.

-ed/-ing  b) we use –ing adjectives to describe the thing or person that


causes the feeling.
adjectives  Ex. I am frightened because the film was frightening.
amusing frightening
annoying tiring
boring shocking
-ing adjectives disappointing
exciting
surprising
worrying
interesting  
annoyed
excited
bored
frightened
closed
-ed adjectives delighted
disappointed
tired
worried
 I enjoyed the film but it was really….
1. Frightened
2. Frightening
What‘s your favourite football team? I don`t know… I am not
really …….football.

Let′s practice! 3. Interesting in


4. Interested in
I am …… this film . Can we watch something else?
5. Bored with
6. Boring with
 I can`t stop reading this book. It`s so …..
 1. excited
 2. exciting
 I am feeling very …..I think I will go to bed.
 1. tiring
 2. tired
 I can`t find my glasses. It`s so…… I had them five minutes
ago.
 1. annoyed
 2. annoying
 Congratulations on your exam results. You must be really…
 1. pleasing
 2. pleased
 Are you alright? You look…
 1. worried
 2. worrying
 I like Jeremy, but he can be … sometimes.He never stops
talking.
 1.tiring
 2. tired
 My dad is really ….spiders.He hates them!
 1. frightening of
 2. frightened of
Homework Ex. 3,4, 9/42
Good luck with your work!

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