Exercise 4.3: Use -ed or -ing Adjectives

Exercise 4.3: Use -ed or -ing Adjectives

When you find something funny, you are ____ by it.( amused, amusing) We were rather ____ with the results. (disappointed, disappointing) She is a brilliant woman. She has the most ____ ideas. (amazed, amazing) This is the most ____ tale ever written. (terrified, terrifying) I was thanked by the ____ customer. (satisfied, satisfied) He became even more ____ after she died (depressed, depressing) A ____ student complained to his teacher. (bored, boring) We were dreadfully late. It was very ____ . (embarrassed, embarrassing) His argument was more ____ than mine. (convinced, convincing) The talk was rather ____, I thought. (confused, confusing)      Answer:       When you find something funny, you are amused by it. We were rather disappointed with the results. She is a brilliant woman. She has the most amazing ideas. This is the most terrifying tale ever written. I was thanked by the satisfied customer. He became even more depressed after she died. A bored student complained to his teacher. We were dreadfully late. It was very embarrassing. His argument was more convincing than mine. The talk was rather confusing, I thought.

Trick:
-ed : describe how people feel
-ing : describe thing and situation
This is amazing story. This describes how the story is.
I am so amazed by this story. This describes how I feel about the story.

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