¿Sabías que podemos transformar ciertos verbos a adjetivos?
¿Y que cuando los transformamos tienen la terminación “ED ING
En muchas oportunidades no sabemos cuándo utilizar los
adjetivos que terminan en “ING ED
Adjectives ending in “ING
Los adjetivos que terminan en “ING
Adjectives ending in “ED
Los adjetivos que terminan en “ED
Fascinated – Fascinating
The concert was fascinating. I was fascinated
Irritated – Irritating
My neighboors are irritating. I feel irritated.
Interested – Interesting.
I am interested in that book, all the chapters are
interesting.
Disgusted – Disgusting
The food in the Japanese restaurant was disgusting. I was
disgusted.
Inspired – Inspiring
Your speech was inspiring. I am now inspired to do great
things with my life.
Bored – Boring
This gramar lesson is boring. I am bored reading all about
these gramar rules.
Relaxed – Relaxing
I was relaxed on my last vacation. I could say it was a
relaxing trip.
Confused – Confusing
After the class I was confused. I guess it was a confusing
vocabulary.
Surprised – Surprising
She was surprised by her birthday gift. The gift was
surprising.
Algunos otros ejemplos son:
Alarmed – Alarming
Bored – Boring
Challenged - Challenging
Confused – Confusing
Depressed – Depressing
Disgusted – Disgusting
Embarrased –Embarrasing
Excited - Exciting
Fascinated – Fascinating
Frustrated – Frustrating
Inspired - Inspiring
Interested – Interesting
Pleased - Pleasing
Relaxed – relaxing
Relieved - Relieving
Shocked – Shocking
Surprised- Surprising
Tired – Tiring
Worried – worrying
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