Do this quick exercise to easily understand the difference between -ed and -ing adjective endings.
Remember that adjectives that end in -ed describe how you feel, and that adjectives that end in -ing describe the action by something or someone.
Choose the correct form of the adjective to complete each sentence.
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I am ___ when I see a spider.
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I am so ___ that I don’t want to get up.
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I thought their idea was ___.
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My young daughter is ___ of dogs.
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It’s been a ___ day. I’m ready to go to bed.
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She is very ___ with her exam results.
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I loved the book, but I thought the film was very ___.
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The nurse’s needle was ___. I felt ___ when she looked at me.
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The programme on TV last night was ___. I was ___ watching it.
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This morning my alarm clock wouldn’t stop ringing. It has a very ___ sound. When I hear it, I get ___.
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