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ADJECTIVES ENDING ININGAND -ED

PRESENT PARTICIPIAL ADJECTIVE -ING PAST PARTICIPIAL ADJECTIVE -ED

Cause or source (agent) of the feeling or emotion Thepresent participle serves as an adjective formed from an

active verb.

Receiver of the feeling or emotion The past participleserves as an adjective formed from the passive form of

the verb.

SOURC RC!"R

The clo#n #as entertaining the famil$. (active verb) The famil$ #as entertained b$ the clo#n. (passive verb

The clo#n #as entertaining. (present participial adjective ) The famil$ #as entertained. (past participial adjective )

Other Participial Adjectives

CASE O! T"E !EELING

%escribe the feeling and &no#ledge of others

RECEIVER O! T"E !EELING

%escribe the feeling and &no#ledge of the subject

alarming frustrating alarmed frustrated

ama'ing astounding ama'ed astounded

amusing humiliating amused humiliated

anno$ing interesting anno$ed interested

astonishing intriguing astonished intrigued

boring over#helming bored over#helmed

compelling perpleing compelled perpleed

concerning pleasing concerned pleased

confusing relaing confused relaed

depressing interesting depressed interested

embarrassing relieving embarrassed relieved

encouraging satisf$ing encouraged satisfied

energi'ing shoc&ing energi'ed shoc&ed

enlightening stunning enlightened stunnedentertaining surprising entertained surprised

eciting terrif$ing ecited terrified

ehausting tiring ehausted tired

frightening fascinating frightened fascinated

surprising disappointing surprised disappointed

shoc&ing #orr$ing shoc&ed #orried

eciting ehausting ecited ehausted

disgusting disgusted

C#$$#% &ista'es

ERROR !I(

! #as surprising to see sheep #al&ing on the road.

! #as surprised to see sheep #al&ing on the road.

Use surprised instead of surprising as the adjective for the

receiver of the feeling or emotion.

The to#ers of the olden ate *ridge are ver$impressing from belo#.

The to#ers of the olden ate *ridge are ver$ impressive frombelo#.

Use impressive instead of impressing as the adjective for the

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source of the feeling or emotion.

Participial Adjectives -ed / -ing

As di)iers t# S*+jects

Ca*se ,S#*rce vs. Receiver

PRESENT PARTICIPIAL ADJECTIVE -ING PAST PARTICIPIAL ADJECTIVE -ED

Cause of the feeling or emotion The present participle

serves as an adjective formed from an active verb.

Receiver of the feeling or emotion The past participserves as an adjective formed from the passive form o

the verb.

-n amusing ride

The ride causes amusement.

-n amused child

The child receives the feeling of amusement.

!nteresting people #ill #ill spea& during the /da$ class.

(+eople cause others to feel interest.)

!nterested people can sign up for the /da$ class.

(The people feel interest in the subject.)

*oring spea&ers put their attendees to sleep.

(The spea&er causes others to be bored.)

*ored spea&ers should find something eciting to sa$

(The spea&er feels boredom #hile spea&ing0)

-musing short films are sho#n at the animated film festival.(The films cause the amusement.)

-mused vie#ers enjo$ the short films.(The vie#ers feel the amusement.)

Over#helming amounts of #or& are given to Universit$

students.

(The amount of #or& causes the over#helming.)

Over#helmed students end up dropping a course or t#

(The students feel over#helmed.)

E(ERCISES/. 1$ bath #as222222222. ! feel222222222no#. (R3-4)

(relaing5relaed)0. 6oe is222222222because he had a222222222da$. (T!R)

Tired5 tiring1. 7o# to get the cheese #as222222222. The mouse #as222222222.(CO89US)

(confusing5confused)2. So much home#or& #as222222222. The student felt222222222.(O"R:731)

over#helming5over#helmed3. ;our jo&es are222222222. ! am222222222.(-1US)

amusing< amused4. ! #as so222222222b$ the movie. The scenes in the movie #ere222222222.(TOUC7)

touched5touching5. The T" program #as222222222. ! felt222222222#hile #atching it. (*OR)

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*oring5bored6. 1$ angr$ father=s #ords #ere222222222. ! felt222222222.(U+ST)

upsetting5 upset7. The nurse=s big needle #as222222222. ! felt222222222#hen she #al&ed over to me0 (9R!7T8)

9rightening5 frightened/8.Ted forgot to close his 'ipper. !t #as222222222. Ted felt222222222.(1*-RR-SS)

embarrassing5embarrassed//. etting hit in the behind #ith an arro# #as222222222. 3ancelot felt222222222.(7U1!3!-T)

humiliating5 humiliated/0.1$ alarm cloc& #ouldn=t stop ringing. ! #as222222222. The sound #as222222222.(-88O;)

anno$ed5anno$ing/1.! #as222222222after reading the222222222ne#s headlines. (-3-R1)

alarmed5alarming/2.The movie< >ing >ong< #as222222222. The children #ho #ere #atching it #ere222222.(TRR!9;

terrif$ing5terrified/3.! felt222222222after getting a222222222massage. (+3-S)

+leased5 pleasing/4.1ichael +helps #as222222222. 1ichael +helps= Ol$mpic #in #as222222222.(4C!T)

ecited5 eciting/5.! #as222222222. The painting called? 1ona +igg$? #as222222222.( !8TR!U)

!ntrigued5 intriguing/6.7e heard a strange sound and #as222222222. The strange sound #as222222222.(CO8CR8)

concerned5 concerning/7.7er #eight loss from the diet #as222222222. She #as222222222.(8COUR-)

encouraging5 encouraged08.The taste #as222222222. ! #as222222222.(S-T!S9;)

satisf$ing5satisfied0/.7e=s such a monotonous spea&er. ! #as 2222222222222222 stiff. (bored5 boring)

00.1ost se@uels are 2222222222222222. (disappointed 5 disappointing)

01.! had such a 2222222222222222 da$ ! #ent straight to bed. (tired 5 tiring)

02.ver$one=s ver$ 2222222222222222 about the ne#s. (ecited5 eciting)

03.That lamp produces a ver$ 2222222222222222 effect. (pleased 5pleasing)

04.The #hole school #as 2222222222222222 b$ the tragic event. (saddened5 saddening)

05.! don=t li&e #atching 2222222222222222 films on m$ o#n. (depressed 5 depressing)

06.! #as 2222222222222222 #hen she told me she=d got divorced. (ama'ed5 ama'ing)07.7e=s such a 2222222222222222 gu$. 7e onl$ ever tal&s about himself. (bored 5boring)

18.!=m ver$ 2222222222222222 in films and theatre. (interested5 interesting)

1/.8o one &ne# #hat #ould happen net. :e #ere all 2222222222222222. (intrigued5 intriguing)

10.!t #as a ver$ 2222222222222222 situation. (interested 5 interesting)

11.There=s been some ver$ 2222222222222222 ne#s. (surprised 5 surprising)

12.7is mother #as 2222222222222222 b$ #hat she found under his bed. (disgusted5 disgusting)

13.Their hamburgers are 2222222222222222. (disgusted 5 disgusting)

14.%ad al#a$s arrives home from #or& thoroughl$ 2222222222222222. (ehausted5 ehausting)

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15.7e=s al#a$s sho#ing off. !t=s reall$ 2222222222222222. (anno$ed 5 anno$ing)

16.! thin& -le is one of the most 2222222222222222 people !=ve ever met. 7e can=t &eep still for a secon(anno$ed 5 anno$ing)

17.! #al&ed into this restaurant and there #as -nd$ #ith a strange #oman. 7e seemed reall$2222222222222222. (embarrassed5 embarrassing)

28.She &ept tal&ing about her bo$friend problems all night. !t #as rather 2222222222222222.(embarrassed 5 embarrassing)

2/.*$ ,.BB Susanfelt so T!R%that she #ent to bed20.! heard thefilm #as good< but it #as ver$ %!S-++O!8T!8

21.*eing alone in an old house at night can be 9R!7T8!8

22.-nita#as so 1*-RR-SS%that her #hole face turned red.

23.6err$gets *OR%if he has to stud$ too much.

24.!t=s ver$ CO89US!8to be taught in so man$ classrooms.

25.%oll$said that the t#ent$/mile #al& #as 47-UST!8.

26.-re $ou !8TRST%in going to the beach tomorro#

27.! #asreall$ SUR+R!S%#hen m$ emplo$er gave me the da$ off.

38.:h$don=t $ou go a#a$ and stop being so -88O;!803/.:hat a 22222 (shoc&) thought. (shoc&ing)

30.7ave $ou heard the 22222 (suprise) ne#s about -lice and Ted (suprising)

31.! thought it #as the most 22222 (astound) thing !=d heard in a long time. The$=re al#a$s fighting

li&e cats and dogs. (astounding)

32.! agree #ith $ou. ! #as prett$ 22222 (shoc&) #hen ! heard about it m$self. (shoc&ed)

33.! #as al#a$s 22222 (#orr$) that the$ #ould brea& up. 8o# ! can rela. (#orried)

34.:hat a 22222 (depress) idea. (depressing)

35.That #ould be an 22222 (upset) thing to happen. (upsetting)

36.%ogs often feel 222 during fie#or&s.( frightened5 frightening)

37.The metro can be 222 the first time $ou use it.( confusing5 confused)48.Satoru #as 222 to hear about the earth@ua&e.( shoc&ed5 shoc&ing)

4/.! thin& that rain$ da$s in #inter are 222.( depressed5 depressing)

40.She=s 222 of doing the same thing ever$ da$.(bored5 boring)

41.!t #as the most 222 ! have been #atching a film.( ecited5 eciting)

42.The meals at !mmigrant=s Cafe are 222. (satisfied5 satisf$ing)

43.Sall$ has been running for three hours and no# she is 222222222(47-UST%)

44.1$ brother had an accident and his situation is @uite 222222222(:ORR;!8)

45.:hen #e visited that abandoned house it #as reall$ 222222222(%+RSS!8)

46.! thin& he #as 222222222because he called me 1ar$ and m$ name is Rose. (CO89US%)47.That film is not 222222222despite being a comed$. (-1US!8)

58.;our bathroom is 2222222220 CouldnDt $ou clean it a little (%!SUST!8)

5/.-re $ou 222222222in reading one of m$ novels (!8TRST!8)

50.:hat is the most 222222222stor$ $ouDve ever heard (9R!7T8!8)

51.!t #as the most 222222222meeting ! have ever attended. (*OR!8)

52.:hen #e bro&e the vase< #e felt ver$ 222222222.(1*-RR-SS%)

53.!s the boo& $ou are reading ver$ 222222222 !nterest(/!8)

54.The ne# 6ames *ond film is reall$ 222222222. Thrill(/!8)

55.:e #ere both 222222222that she hadnDt heard the ne#s. Surprise(/%)

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