Adjective difference ‘interested & interesting’ – matching exercise

Difficulty: rather easy (2 of 5)

Match the clauses on the right to those on the left so that either the adjective ‘interested’ or ‘interesting’ fits.

• Example: “Let’s see that movie. Everybody says it’s ________ ← interesting.”

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Exercises and explanations referring to the ‘Difference between ‘interested/interesting’’

The following exercises and articles relate to the English grammar topic ‘interested’ or ‘interesting’ and also train your skills:

• Adjectives ending in ‘-ed’ and ‘-ing’
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• Exercise 2: difference of ‘interested & interesting’
• Exercise 1: adjectives with ‘-ing’ and ‘-ed’