Adjectives that end in –ed describe the person’s feeling. How
we feel about something.
Adjectives that end in –ing
describe the thing/person that produces these feelings, i.e. the
characteristics of a person/thing/situation.
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He is such an interesting
man…
- I’m so interested in
him…
- Well, these are your feelings. I don’t
share them…
- Thank goodness! He is my
boyfriend))
- But he’s really an interesting
man.
- Yes, he is. He’s the most interesting,
charming guy in the whole world.
- I see how he causes these strong
emotions.
- Oh, really? I think you’re just
…
- What?! I’m just tired of listening to
all of that. You’re talking about him all the time.
- Yes, I feel like I want to describe my
feelings to him all the time. I’m so happy and excited about our next
meeting.
- Tell me, how do you think he feels
about you?
- I believe he’s in love with me, too.
Every time when he looks at me, his eyes are shining like
diamonds…
- Wow, I think you definitely have to
write a song about him. He’ll be delighted.
- I have something in mind already. Do
you mind if I describe to you his outstanding
characteristics?
- I do mind. But that won’t stop you,
right?
- He is so inspiring, interesting,
charming. He makes me feel loved and appreciated. I’m so excited to see him
after an hour. Have I told you about his appealing traits
already?
- Oh, here we go again. You make me feel
tired. Change the topic!
- Sorry, I can’t think of anything else
in the moment. He is such an interesting guy…
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Adjectives that end in –ed describe the person’s feeling. How
we feel about something.
1. I’m so tired of listening to all of
that. (These are my feelings and emotions, how I
feel)
2. I’m so excited to see him after an
hour. (These are my feelings and emotions, how I
feel)
Adjectives that end in –ing
describe the thing/person that produces these feelings, i.e. the
characteristics of a person/thing/situation.
1. He’s such an interesting
man
2. He’s interesting, inspiring,
charming…
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