We use adjectives ending with -ING for?
We use adjectives ending in -ing often to describe the person or thing that provokes those feelings or reactions.
I'm _____ (surprise) that that's the Big Ben! I thought it was bigger!
I'm surprised that that's the Big Ben! I thought it was bigger!
We feel _____ (exhaust) after the night flight.
We feel exhausted after the night flight.
- Don't you think it's a little _____ (embarrass) traveling alone? - No, I would be very _____ (excite) to travel alone!
- Don't you think it's a little embarrassing traveling alone? - No, I would be very excited to travel alone!
Were you _____ (amaze) by the animal in the safari?
Were you amazed by the animal in the safari?
We use adjectives ending with -ED for?
We use adjectives ending in -ed often to describe a person’s feeling or reactions.
Michael was _____ (disappoint) with our tour guide. He didn't show any _____ (interest) places!
Michael was disappointed with our tour guide. He didn't show any interesting places!
I think going to new places is very _____ (excite)!
I think going to new places is very exciting!
I always get _____ (bore) at the plane.
I always get bored at the plane.
Sarah went on a _____ (relax) spa trip this weekend.
Sarah went on a relaxing spa trip this weekend.
- We were _____ (terrify) when we passed that storm! - Yes, it was really _____ (fright)!
- We were terrified when we passed that storm! - Yes, it was really frightening!
They were _____ (confuse) by the directions. By the time they arrived they were extremely _____ (tire).
They were confused by the directions. By the time they arrived they were extremely tired.