ed / -ing adjectives

Confused by -ed vs -ing adjectives? This worksheet clarifies usage!

1. Watch the video and revise the -ed / -ing adjective forms. 2. Tick the correct adjective form. I was very ..... I almost fell asleep. bored boring He was ..... to see Helen after 10 years. surprising surprised He felt .... so he went to bed. tired tiring Have you seen that film? It’s absolutely ..... terrified terrifying He’s one of the most ..... people I’ve ever met. interested interesting I can’t eat this! It’s ..... What is it? disgusting disgusted Did you understand ? You look ..... confusing confused This film is so ..... I feel like sleeping. bored boring She looks ...... Is she okay? depressing depressed Steve is the most ..... person in the world. I can´t stand him. annoyed annoying 4. Sort out. -ed or -ing ? -ed We had a good holiday. I feel very relaxed / relaxing. I was frightening / frightened when the car didn´t stop. Are you interested / interesting in sport ? Everybody was surprising / surprised when John arrived. If you are confused / confusing about anything, phone my office. I was frightening / frightened of being left by myself in the house. -ing I liked the film. It was very exciting / excited. We read a very amused / amusing story today. Going to the cinema is relaxing / relaxed. Travelling is fascinated / fascinating. We don´t talk about the news because it is so depressing / depressed. Stories of the supernatural are fascinated / fascinating.