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    Adjectives Ending in - Ed / - Ing: English School

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    This document provides examples of adjectives ending in "-ed" or "-ing" and the words they describe. There are 20 pairs of adjectives where one ends in "-ed" and the other "-ing", with each adjective paired with a short phrase using the word. The adjectives describe states such as tired, excited, annoyed, confused, surprised, interested, frightened, disappointed, bored, and more. The document is a reference for English learners on commonly used descriptive adjective pairs.

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    This document provides examples of adjectives ending in "-ed" or "-ing" and the words they describe. There are 20 pairs of adjectives where one ends in "-ed" and the other "-ing", with each adjective paired with a short phrase using the word. The adjectives describe states such as tired, excited, annoyed, confused, surprised, interested, frightened, disappointed, bored, and more. The document is a reference for English learners on commonly used descriptive adjective pairs.

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    This document provides examples of adjectives ending in "-ed" or "-ing" and the words they describe. There are 20 pairs of adjectives where one ends in "-ed" and the other "-ing", with each adjective paired with a short phrase using the word. The adjectives describe states such as tired, excited, annoyed, confused, surprised, interested, frightened, disappointed, bored, and more. The document is a reference for English learners on commonly used descriptive adjective pairs.

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    Adjectives Ending in - Ed / - Ing: English School

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    This document provides examples of adjectives ending in "-ed" or "-ing" and the words they describe. There are 20 pairs of adjectives where one ends in "-ed" and the other "-ing", with each adjective paired with a short phrase using the word. The adjectives describe states such as tired, excited, annoyed, confused, surprised, interested, frightened, disappointed, bored, and more. The document is a reference for English learners on commonly used descriptive adjective pairs.

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    ENGLISH SCHOOL

    ADJECTIVES ENDING IN -ED / -ING

    You look really ___. Why don't you go to bed? tired tiring

    Can I call you? I've got some very ___ news for you! excited exciting

    My neighbour is always playing loud music. It's very ___. annoyed annoying

    The directions were ___ and we got lost. confused confusing

    I was really ___ that I won the competition. surprised surprising

    She didn't call about the car. I don't think she's ___ in buying it. interested interesting

    My cats get really ___ when there's a thunderstorm. frightened frightening

    His exam results were really ___. disappointed disappointing

    She's a big dog but you don't need to be ___. frightened frightening

    The instructions for my new coffee machine are really ___. confused confusing

    I loved my maths teacher! Lessons with her were never ___. bored boring

    That shop never has any customers. I'm ___ it's still there. surprised surprising

    The battery on my phone only lasts about two hours. It's really ___.annoyed annoying

    I was ___ that I didn't get the job. disappointed disappointing

    I'm reading a really ___ book. interested interesting

    The children were so ___ they couldn't sleep. excited exciting

    Dogs often feel ___ during fireworks. Frightening frightened

    The metro can be ___ the first time you use it. Confused confusing

    Satoru was ___ to hear about the earthquake. Shocking shocked

    I think that rainy days in winter are ___. depressing depressed

    She's ___ of doing the same thing every day. Bored boring

    It was the most ___ I have been watching a film. Exciting excited

    The meals at Immigrant's Cafe are ___. Satisfied satisfying

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