Share Adjectives ending in '-ed' and '-ing'
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I was very ________ when I heard the good news. (excited/exciting)
excited
The play was so ________ that I almost fell asleep. (bored/boring)
boring
She has always been ________ in learning new languages. (interested/interesting)
interested
He felt really ________ after the long and difficult exam. (tired/tiring)
tired
The book was so ________ that I couldn’t stop reading it. (amazed/amazing)
amazing
We were ________ by the magician’s tricks. (amused/amusing)
amused
The instructions were too ________, and I couldn’t understand them. (confused/confusing)
confusing
They were ________ when they saw the beautiful sunset. (impressed/impressing)
impressed
The trip to the mountains was ________. We had such a great time! (relaxed/relaxing)
relaxing
I felt ________ after watching the horror film alone. (frightened/frightening)
frightened
The game was really ________. Everyone was shouting and cheering. (excited/exciting)
exciting
She looked ________ because she had worked all day without a break. (exhausted/exhausting)
exhausted
The situation was really ________, and nobody knew what to do. (worried/worrying)
worrying
I was so ________ when I met my favourite actor. (surprised/surprising)
surprised
The instructions were too long and ________. (bored/boring)
boring
The children have been playing all day, and now they look ________. (tired/tiring)
tired
