This document discusses the differences between "-ed" adjectives and "-ing" adjectives in English. "-ed" adjectives are used to describe how people feel, such as feeling frightened or tired. "-ing" adjectives are used to describe things, people, and situations, such as a frightening room or tiring work. Several examples of commonly used "-ed" and "-ing" adjective pairs are provided, like annoyed/annoying and bored/boring, along with examples of how to use them in sentences.

1. -ed/-ingadjectives

3. When I walkedintothedarkroom, I feltfrightened.

5. Annoyed/ annoying Bored/ boring confused/ confusing depressed /depressing excited/ exciting frustrated/ frustrating frightened /frightening satisfied /satisfying shocked/ shocking

6. Thebeach is relaxing! I feel _________ atthebeach. relaxed

7. Beckywasverywithherbirthdayparty. It was ! surprised surprising

8. Mary thinksthat clowns are . Shegetsevery time sheseesone. frightening frightened