Adjectives

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ADJECTIVES

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Adjectives ending in –ing or -ed

• Adjectives ending in –ING describe a person, a thing or a situation

Example: It was a very INTERESTING programme

• Adjectives ending in –ED describe how we feel because of a person, thing or situation.

Example: I feel DEPRESSED today because the weather is DEPRESSING

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Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentences:

1. She wasn’t very good at maths. I was

surprising/ surprised when she passed the exams.

2. It was embarrassing/embarrassed to find out that I had no money with me at the supermarked checkout.

3. I enjoyed the Dracula film last night but my

younger sister was frightened/frightening by it.

4. The children got very exciting/excited at the idea of the holiday in Greece. by Eva Hugas

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Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentences:

1. She wasn’t very good at maths. I was surprised when she passed the exams.

2. It was embarrassing to find out that I had no money with me at the supermarked checkout.

3. I enjoyed the Dracula film last night but my

younger sister was frightened by it.

4. The children got very excited at the idea of the holiday in Greece.

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Some adjectives…

A patient person

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A safe place

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a naughty child

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dreadful

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Complete each second sentence so that it means the same as the one before. Use the

RIGHT adjective form.

1. Most students are frightened of speaking a foreign language.

Speaking a foreign language is ________________________________

2. The meeting was so boring that I almost fell asleep.

I was ______________________ that I almost fell asleep.

3. The teacher found her pupils’ exams results disappointing.

The teacher was __________________________ her pupils’ exams results.

4. I was confused because the instructions were only in Spanish.

The instructions were ________________________ because they were only in Spanish.

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Complete each second sentence so that it means the same as the one before. Use the

RIGHT adjective form.

1. Most students are frightened of speaking a foreign language.

Speaking a foreign language is frightening for most students

2. The meeting was so boring that I almost fell asleep.

I was so bored at the meeting that I almost fell asleep.

3. The teacher found her pupils’ exams results disappointing.

The teacher was disappointed with her pupils’ exams results.

4. I was confused because the instructions were only in Spanish.

The instructions were confusing because they were only in Spanish.

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