Title | Ed ing adjectives - adjetivos con terminación ed o ing, diferencias de usos actividades de lectura |
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Author | yesenia morales |
Course | Ingles II |
Institution | Universidad Veracruzana |
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adjetivos con terminación ed o ing, diferencias de usos actividades de lectura y llenar espacios...
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-ed/-ing adjectives
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a Look again at the article. Which adjectives 1–11 in the article describe:
a Read the article about happiness. Which
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how people feel? 1
activities do the people in the survey like? Which do they hate?
b
the thing, situation, place or person that causes the feeling?
b Complete the rules with -ing or -ed.
How to measure happiness
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We use people feel.
adjectives to describe how
We use adjectives to describe the thing, situation, place or person that causes the feeling. Photocopiable
c Write the - ed or - ing adjective for each word in 1b. satisfied ➞ satisfying
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Scientists have found a new way to measure happiness: they can calculate how 1satisfied people are with their everyday lives by giving positive and negative points for typical activities. In a 2fascinating survey, scientists discovered that commuting to work is the activity that people find most 3exhausting and 4irritating. Many people feel 5depressed, 6annoyed and 7frustrated when they have to do housework and meet deadlines at work. In general, the most 8entertaining activity is relaxing with friends and the most 9satisfying is spending time with family. However, some parents were 10embarrassed to say that looking after children didn’t always make them happy. Finally, you may be 11disappointed if you think that a higher salary will bring greater happiness. In fact, one scientist suggests that organising your time well might be the best way to improve your quality of life. b Write adjectives 1–11 from the article in
the table. positive meaning satisfied
negative meaning
Complete the adjectives with -ed or -ing. 1
Eileen has been working twelve hours a day for the last week. She’s absolutely exhaust ed .
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I can’t bear being without my family. I find it very depress .
3
Please don’t shout so loudly. You’re making me really embarrass .
4
Juan must be very frustrat his driving test again.
5
Waiting in queues is really irritat
6
My history of art course is absolutely fascinat
7
I’m afraid I was extremely disappoint results of these tests.
8
Marek doesn’t earn much, but he finds his job very satisfy .
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You must go and see that new film. It’s extremely entertain .
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I’ll be very annoy letter.
. He’s just failed . .
by the
if they don’t reply to my
Write three sentences about you with -ed adjectives and three sentences with -ing adjectives. I often feel exhausted after a long day at work. Waiting for buses is really annoying.
1 a Like: relaxing with friends and spending time with family Hate: commuting to work, housework and meeting deadlines at work b Positive: fascinating; entertaining; satisfying Negative: exhausting; irritating; depressed; annoyed; frustrated; embarrassed; 2 a a 5, 6, 7, 10, 11 b 2, 3, 4, 8, 9 b -ed; -ing c fascinated; entertained; exhausted; irritated; depressing; annoying; disappointed 3 2 ing 3 ed 4 ed 5 ing 6 ing 7 ed 8 ing 9 ing 10 ed frustrating; embarrassing; disappointing
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