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Adjectives Ending in -ing and -ed

In English, adjectives ending in -ing describe things and situations, for example: The lecture was boring. Adjectives ending in -ed describe feelings, for example: I felt very bored.

In English, adjectives ending with the suffix -ing describe things and situations. For example: The lecture was boring.

Adjectives ending with the suffix -ed describe feelings. For example: I felt very bored.

-ed form
-ing form
annoyed
annoying
bored
boring
confused
confusing
embarrassed
embarrassing
surprised
surprising
worried
worrying
interested
interesting

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