By Jacob M in Quiz — 30 Jul 2025

Boring vs Bored

In English, many adjectives are formed from verbs, and they often end in either -ing or -ed. While they look similar, they have very different meanings.

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Lesson: -ing vs -ed Adjectives

Describe the pictures below using -ED and -ING adjectives

bored, confused, disappointed, scared, shocked, satisfied

Boring or Bored? ---cloze-5 Last weekend, I went to a new art gallery. I was very *excited* to go. The journey there, however, was *annoying* because of the heavy traffic. Some of the art was very *confusing*, and I didn't understand it. One painting of a sad clown was particularly *depressing*. By the end of the visit, I was a little *depressed*.

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Describe the pictures below using -ED and -ING adjectives

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