How to Use ED and ING Adjectives in English Improve your English with Adjective Endings!

I hope this English lesson is exciting because I’m excited to teach you about the rules for adjectives ending in ed and adjectives ending in ed! Knowing which ending to use for adjectives is very important since you won’t get invited to any parties if you say, “I am boring.”

There are many adjectives in English that have two possible endings: an -ed ending and an -ing ending. Choosing the wrong ending is a very common mistake in English, but don’t worry because in today’s lesson you will learn the difference between ed and ing ending adjectives. Let’s learn when to use the Ed or ing form of adjectives!

Adjectives ending in - ed: Bored, Interested, Motivated, Terrified, Annoyed, exhausted. ED ending adjectives are used to describe a feeling. Use ed endings to talk about your feelings. I am tired from working hard. She is worried about her IELTS test results. They are confused about English grammar rules.
Adjectives ending in - ing: Boring, Interesting, Motivating, Terrifying, Annoying, Exhausting. ING ending adjectives are used to describe the characteristic of a particular noun. Ing endings describe the situation, thing, or person that is causing your feeling. My job is tiring. The increased crime rate is worrying. English grammar can be confusing.

So don’t tell people that you are boring. Maybe the movie you’re watching is boring, so you are bored. ED = Feeling, ING = Cause: I am frightened by the terrifying spider. He is depressed because of the overwhelming situation.

*Note: Don’t forget that in a sentence adjectives are always before the noun you’re describing or after the ‘be’ verb (am, are, is, was, were).

By the end of today’s English lesson you will have increased your English fluency by learning when to use adjectives ending in ed and when to use adjectives ending in ing. Using the correct adjective as taught in this grammar lesson will help you to sound more like a native English speaker. Thank you for watching, “How to Use -ED and -ING Adjectives in English: Improve your English with Adjective Endings!” I hope this English lesson will be useful for you as you improve your English and describe situations and describe your feelings correctly. Good luck with your English studies!

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英語で-EDと-ING形容詞を使用する方法：

今日の授業で語尾-edと-ingの違いを学びます。さあ形容詞ED又ingの形をいつ使うかを学びましょう。

語尾ed形容詞:形容詞語尾EDは、感情を説明するのに使われる。貴方の感情を話す時語尾-edを使う。

形容詞語尾ing:形容詞語尾INGは、特有の名詞を説明するのに使われる。語尾INGは、貴方の感情を引き起こす状況、物、人等を説明するのに使われる。

ED＝感情、ING＝原因:私は、その恐ろしいクモに怯えている。彼は、抵抗できない状況の為落ち込んでる。

今日の英語の授業の終りまでにあなたがいつed語尾形容詞を使うべきかを学びそして、いつing語尾形容詞を使うべきかを学ぶ事で貴方の英語の流暢さを向上させる事でしょう。この文法の授業の中で考えられる正しい形容詞を使う事は、貴方がより現地で英語を話す人の様になるのに近づくでしょう。“英語で-EDと-ING形容詞を使用する方法：形容詞語尾で英語を上達してください”の動画を見てくれてありがとうございます。この英語の授業が、貴方に役立つと同時に英語が上達し状況や貴方の感情を正しく説明する事を望みます。

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