Exercise 1: adjectives ending in ‘-ed’ and ‘-ing’
(Practise using adjectives that end in ‘-ing’ or ‘-ed’)
Adjective suffixes ‘-ing & -ed’ – matching exercise
Difficulty: rather easy (2 of 5)
Finish the sentences on the left by selecting the suitable part on the right to form a sentence that makes sense. Pay attention to the adjective endings ‘-ed’ and ‘-ing’.
- Example: “Do you really want to see that movie? It’s surely _____ ← frightening.”
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| Noel, I’m a bit | ||
| Don’t you think it’s | ||
| Baseball games can sometimes be | ||
| Professor Myers is very | ||
| Our trip to New Zealand was really | ||
| I’ll go to bed. I’m | ||
| The waiter was completely | ||
| Amanda tried to help me but everything she said was a bit |
Exercises and explanations referring to ‘Adjective suffixes ‘-ing/-ed’’
The following exercises and explanations refer to the topic ‘English adjectives that end in ‘-ing’ or ‘-ed’’ and also train your skills: