A Trip to the Beach: -ed vs -ing adjectives

Multiple Choice

Ms Law and Ryan were excited about the trip.

• YES

• NO

Multiple Choice

They thought the trip would be ......

• exciting.

• excited.

Multiple Choice

They saw a girl on the beach. The girl was building some ...... castles.

• interesting

• interested

Fill in the Blank

Ms Law and Ryan were ........ They started to make their own sandcastles.

Multiple Choice

The mosquitoes were ......

• annoyed

• annoying

• interested

• interesting

Fill in the Blank

Miss Law and Ryan were ...........

Multiple Choice

The thought the trip was .......

• tiring

• tired

• interesting

• interested

Fill in the Blank

..., and they were .......

Study the 4 words below.

​Some text here about the topic of discussion.

What are they referring to?

​

• excited

• interested

• annoyed

• tired

Subject | Subject

What about these 4 words?

​

• exciting

• interesting

• annoying

• tiring

Poll

How well do you understand the difference between -ING adjectives and -ED adjectives?

• Not well.

• Not very well.

• Quite well.

• Very well.

​try the following 4 questions:

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​Before you go ...

Multiple Choice

Comic books are ....... I read one every wee.

• interesting

• interested

Multiple Choice

Some classmates are talking. The teacher looks .......

• annoying

• annoyed

Multiple Choice

I will be able to go to Japan this Christmas. I'm getting more and more ..........

• excited

• exciting

• annoyed

• annoying

Multiple Choice

This book is so ........ I don't want to read on.

• interesting

• interested

• boring

• bored

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