Word formation. -ED and -ING adjectives 1 Choose the correct word. 1. What programme are you watching? Is it____? a) interesting b) interested 2. ‘I’m going on a safari in Africa!’ ‘Really? How____!’ a) amazing b) amazed 3. What time did you get home last night? I didn’t know where you were. I was very ______ about you. a) worrying b) worried 4. The children are____and they don’t know what to do. a) confusing b) confused 5. It was quite___ that he has passed the exam. a) surprising b) surprised 1) 1a2a3a4a5a 2) 1b2a3b4a5a 3) 1b2a3b4b5b 4) 1a2a3b4b5a 2 Complete the sentences and choose the correct answer. 1. The teacher was __________ because I had forgotten to do my homework. 2. He loved the museum - he thought it was ______________. 3. We went to the cinema but I was very _________ because I had seen the film before. 4. I like this monkey. It is very ___________. 1) 1. annoyed 2. fascinating 3. bored 4. amusing 2) 1. annoying 2. fascinating 3. bored 4. amused 3) 1. annoyed 2. fascinated 3. boring 4. amusing 4) 1. annoying 2. fascinating 3. boring 4. amused 3 Complete the sentences. 1) annoying 2) tired 3) exciting 4) disappointed 5) disgusting __ I'm very _____________ by your behaviour. __ Sit down - I've got some very ___________ news for you. __ He's got a very __________ habit of always interrupting people. __ Kids! You're _________! Don't talk with your mouths full! __ You look really ____________. Why don't you go to bed? 4 Complete the sentences and choose the correct answer. 1. Everyone is _________ by the awful weather. 2. I think that airports are __________ places. 3. I’m __________. I think I’ll go to bed. 4. The journey was ____________! 5. It’s not ___________ that she’s busy. She’s got six children. 1) 1. depressed 2. exciting 3. tired 4. exhausting 5. surprising 2) 1. depressing 2. exciting 3. tiring 4. exhausted 5. surprising 3) 1. depressing 2. excited 3. tired 4. exhausted 5. surprising 4) 1. depressed 2. excited 3. tired 4. exhausting 5. surprised 5 Match the adjectives and their meanings. 1) They tell us how people feel about something. You can only use them to talk about people and sometimes animals. 2) You can use them with people, animals, things, situations, places, ideas, basically any noun because they describing them. They describe the thing that causes the emotion. __ -ED adjectives __ -ING adjectives 6 Complete the sentences and choose the correct answer. 1. Everyone is _________ by the awful weather. 2. I think that airports are __________ places. 3. I’m __________. I think I’ll go to bed. 4. The journey was ____________! 5. It’s not ___________ that she’s busy. She’s got six children. Варианты ответов 1. depressed 2. exciting 3. tired 4. exhausting 5. surprising 1. depressing 2. exciting 3. tiring 4. exhausted 5. surprising 1. depressed 2. excited 3. tired 4. exhausting 5. surprised 1. depressing 2. excited 3. tired 4. exhausted 5. surprising 7.Match the words and their translations. 1. расстраивающий 2. расстроенный 3. волнительный 4. взволнованный 5. озадаченный 6. озадачивающий 7. поражающий 8. потрясённый Варианты ответов disappointing disappointed exciting excited puzzling puzzled shocking shocked 8. Match the words and their translations. 1. утомительный 2. уставший 3. волнующий 4. встревоженный 5. смущенный 6. смущающий 7. надоедливый, раздражающий 8. раздраженный 9. поразительный, потрясающий 10. пораженный, потрясенный Варианты ответов amazing amazed annoyed annoying confusing confused tiring tired worrying worried 9. Make up the sentence. Варианты ответов My parents are worried because the situation is worrying . 10.Make up the sentence. Варианты ответов He was excited because the party was exciting .