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    Adjectives – ed or ing? Adjectives – ed or ing?

    Complete the adjectives with either ‘ed’ or ‘ing’ Complete the adjectives with either ‘ed’ or ‘ing’
    1) Football is more exciting/excited than baseball. 1) Football is more exciting/excited than baseball.
    2) I am really interested/interesting in history. 2) I am really interested/interesting in history.
    3) I feel really tired/tiring and I want to go to sleep. 3) I feel really tired/tiring and I want to go to sleep.
    4) I was really bored/boring in school today. 4) I was really bored/boring in school today.
    5) The film had a really surprising/surprised ending! 5) The film had a really surprising/surprised ending!
    6) I feel really confusing/ confused when I do math. 6) I feel really confusing/ confused when I do math.
    7) The book I read was really interesting/interested . 7) The book I read was really interesting/interested .
    8) I was really exciting/excited when I went to the concert. 8) I was really exciting/excited when I went to the concert.
    9) My dad tells really boring/bored stories. 9) My dad tells really boring/bored stories.
    10) I was really surprising/ surprised when I got a letter from my brother. 10) I was really surprising/ surprised when I got a letter from my brother.
    11) The math problem was really confusing/ confused. 11) The math problem was really confusing/ confused.
    12) The walk in the mountains was really tired/tiring. 12) The walk in the mountains was really tired/tiring.

    Adjectives – ed or ing? Adjectives – ed or ing?


    Complete the adjectives with either ‘ed’ or ‘ing’ Complete the adjectives with either ‘ed’ or ‘ing’
    1) Football is more exciting/excited than baseball. 1) Football is more exciting/excited than baseball.
    2) I am really interested/interesting in history. 2) I am really interested/interesting in history.
    3) I feel really tired/tiring and I want to go to sleep. 3) I feel really tired/tiring and I want to go to sleep.
    4) I was really bored/boring in school today. 4) I was really bored/boring in school today.
    5) The film had a really surprising/surprised ending! 5) The film had a really surprising/surprised ending!
    6) I feel really confusing/ confused when I do math. 6) I feel really confusing/ confused when I do math.
    7) The book I read was really interesting/interested . 7) The book I read was really interesting/interested .
    8) I was really exciting/excited when I went to the concert. 8) I was really exciting/excited when I went to the concert.
    9) My dad tells really boring/bored stories. 9) My dad tells really boring/bored stories.
    10) I was really surprising/ surprised when I got a letter from my brother. 10) I was really surprising/ surprised when I got a letter from my brother.
    11) The math problem was really confusing/ confused. 11) The math problem was really confusing/ confused.
    12) The walk in the mountains was really tired/tiring. 12) The walk in the mountains was really tired/tiring.

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