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-ED and -ING Adjectives             I - Choose the correct answer:     * Adjectives that end in -ED are used to describe how things and situations arehow people feel . * Adjectives that end in -ING are used to describe how things and situations arehow people feel .   Example 1: The movie was boring. The adjective "boring" refers to how things and situations arehow people feel . Example 2: The audience was bored. the adjective "bored" refers to how things and situations arehow people feel          II - Complete the sentences with the correct adjective. Look at the verbs in parentheses:        VERB FEELING DESCRIPTION annoy          annoyed           annoying bore bored boring confuse confused confusing depress depressed depressing  excite excited exciting frighten frightened frightening frustrate frustrated frustrating satisfy satisfied satisfying shock shocked shocking 1) Dogs often feel  during fireworks. (frighten) 2) The subway can be  the first time you use it. (confuse) 3) I think that rainy days in winter are  . (depress) 4) She's  with doing the same thing every day. (bore)  5) It was the most  movie ever! (excite) 6) The meals at that café are  . (satisfy)