The document provides a test to choose the correct adjective form between words ending in "-ed" and "-ing". It lists 15 sentences with a blank for the adjective and provides the two choices. The key then reveals that for descriptions of state or quality, the "-ed" form is used, while the "-ing" form is used for descriptions that are ongoing or progressive.
The document provides a test to choose the correct adjective form between words ending in "-ed" and "-ing". It lists 15 sentences with a blank for the adjective and provides the two choices. The key then reveals that for descriptions of state or quality, the "-ed" form is used, while the "-ing" form is used for descriptions that are ongoing or progressive.
The document provides a test to choose the correct adjective form between words ending in "-ed" and "-ing". It lists 15 sentences with a blank for the adjective and provides the two choices. The key then reveals that for descriptions of state or quality, the "-ed" form is used, while the "-ing" form is used for descriptions that are ongoing or progressive.
The document provides a test to choose the correct adjective form between words ending in "-ed" and "-ing". It lists 15 sentences with a blank for the adjective and provides the two choices. The key then reveals that for descriptions of state or quality, the "-ed" form is used, while the "-ing" form is used for descriptions that are ongoing or progressive.
FRIGHTENING 1. Halloween was probably the most _______________ film I have ever seen (FRIGHTENED / FRIGHTENING ).
2. I always get so _______________
embarrassed when my dad starts speaking English (EMBARRASSED / EMBARRASSING). suprising 3. I am _______________ to see how well he gets along with his stepfather. (SURPRISED /SURPRISING)
4. The lesson was so _______________
boreing that I fell asleep (BORED / BORING). increasingly 5. As the big day came closer, my sister became _______________ nervous (INCREASED / INCREASINGLY).
6. You've been walking for 5 hours. You must feel _______________
exthausted (EXHAUSTED / EXHAUSTING).
7. I was _______________ frightened when I saw him in that outfit for the first time. (FRIGHTENED /FRIGHTENING) uninteresting 8. I didn't like the film. The plot was rather simple and _______________ . (UNINTERESTED / UNINTERESTING)
9. It's _______________ suprising to see how many people didn't care to vote in the last election . (SURPRISED / SURPRISING)
10. You look a bitconfused
_______________ . Don't you know what you're supposed to do ? (CONFUSED / CONFUSING)
11. I saw that my boss was very _______________
annoyed with how I behaved . (ANNOYED / ANNOYING)
12. They were all very impressed
_______________ by the performance of the actors. (IMPRESSED / IMPRESSING)
13. The school trip was really _______________
exiciting . I learned a lot of things I hadn't known before . (EXCITED / EXCITING)
14. It was thrilling
_______________ to have met such a great movie star. (THRILLED / THRILLING)
15. We were _______________
worried when we found out that his sister was on the plane that went missing. (WORRIED / WORRYING)
worksheets.english-grammar.at KEY
1. Halloween was probably the most frightening film I have ever seen (FRIGHTENED / FRIGHTENING ). 2. I always get so embarrassed when my dad starts speaking English (EMBARRASSED / EMBARRASSING). 3. I am surprised to see how well he gets along with his stepfather. (SURPRISED /SURPRISING) 4. The lesson was so boring that I fell asleep (BORED / BORING). 5. As the big day came closer, my sister became increasingly nervous (INCREASED / INCREASINGLY). 6. You've been walking for 5 hours. You must feel exhausted (EXHAUSTED / EXHAUSTING). 7. I was frightened when I saw him in that outfit for the first time. (FRIGHTENED /FRIGHTENING) 8. I didn't like the film. The plot was rather simple and uninteresting . (UNINTERESTED / UNINTERESTING) 9. It's surprising to see how many people didn't care to vote in the last election . (SURPRISED / SURPRISING) 10. You look a bit confused . Don't you know what you're supposed to do ? (CONFUSED / CONFUSING) 11. I saw that my boss was very annoyed with how I behaved . (ANNOYED / ANNOYING) 12. They were all very impressed by the performance of the actors. (IMPRESSED / IMPRESSING) 13. The school trip was really exciting . I learned a lot of things I hadn't known before . (EXCITED / EXCITING) 14. It was thrilling to have met such a great movie star. (THRILLED / THRILLING) 15. We were worried when we found out that his sister was on the plane that went missing. (WORRIED / WORRYING)
