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    Ed Ing Adjectives

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    The document provides examples of using -ed and -ing suffixes with various verbs such as bore, excite, interest, relax, satisfy, tire, and worry. It then has sentences using adjectives formed from those verbs, such as bored, boring, excited, tiring. It asks the reader to choose the correct options to complete sentences about volunteering for environmental organizations.

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    Ed Ing Adjectives

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    The document provides examples of using -ed and -ing suffixes with various verbs such as bore, excite, interest, relax, satisfy, tire, and worry. It then has sentences using adjectives formed from those verbs, such as bored, boring, excited, tiring. It asks the reader to choose the correct options to complete sentences about volunteering for environmental organizations.

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    The document provides examples of using -ed and -ing suffixes with various verbs such as bore, excite, interest, relax, satisfy, tire, and worry. It then has sentences using adjectives formed from those verbs, such as bored, boring, excited, tiring. It asks the reader to choose the correct options to complete sentences about volunteering for environmental organizations.

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    Ed Ing Adjectives

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    The document provides examples of using -ed and -ing suffixes with various verbs such as bore, excite, interest, relax, satisfy, tire, and worry. It then has sentences using adjectives formed from those verbs, such as bored, boring, excited, tiring. It asks the reader to choose the correct options to complete sentences about volunteering for environmental organizations.

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    Complete the chart below with the correct –ed /-ing suffix.

    Verbs to bore to excite to interest to relax to satisfy to tire to worry

    -ed bored
    (feeling)
    -ing boring
    (description)

    Now use the adjectives from the chart above to complete the sentences. (They can be repeated).

    1) Miriam works in an aid camp. She says it’s but very .

    2) If you’re about climate change, why not donate to a charity?

    3) Chill-out music is so !

    4) Our teacher was so . No one was in his lessons.

    5) I’m good at English, but I’m so of doing all these exams!

    6) Kathleen was about going to the concert. It will be unforgettable.

    7) Are you with the same routine every day? Do something .

    Volunteer!

    Read the text and choose the correct alternative.


    (1) (2)
    Are you interested / interesting in the environment? Are you tired / tiring of talking about it but
    (3)
    doing nothing? Environmental groups need YOU to be a volunteer and help with their excited /
    exciting new campaigns.
    (4)
    If you’re bored / boring with your weekends, get involved and become a volunteer! It’s really
    (5) (6)
    satisfied / satisfying to know that you can make a difference. You’ll probably make some amazed /
    amazing new friends too.
    (7)
    So, if you’re worried / worrying about the future of the planet, contact our local environmental
    group or visit the website. If you can’t donate your time as a volunteer, you can be a cyber-activist, just
    send an email –you’ll be (8) surprised / surprising how easy it is!

    Complete the sentences with an adjective from the box.


    bored / boring frightened / frightening interested / interesting
    relaxed / relaxing tired / tiring worried / worrying

    1) We had a great holiday in France. I feel very now.

    2) Did you see that new horror film? I thought it was really .

    3) My brother’s quite a nervous person. He bites his nails when he’s .

    4) Miranda’s new job is very . She starts at eight o’clock and she doesn’t

    finish until seven o’clock in the evening.

    5) Are you in jazz? There’s a good concert on this weekend if you want to come.

    6) This book I’m reading is so ! I fall asleep before I finish a chapter.

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