ED and ING Adjectives Exercises

What do adjectives with -ING typically describe?Choose the correct answer:

The state or condition of something.
The feelings or emotions of someone.
Past actions.
Future events.

How is the adjective "running" formed from the verb "run"?Choose the correct answer:

By adding -ED to the verb.
By adding -ING to the verb.
By changing the verb ending to -Y.
By adding -EN to the verb.

Which verb transformation is correct for forming an -ING adjective?Choose the correct answer:

Dance → Danceding
Cry → Crying
Hit → Hiting
Play → Playied

Adjectives ending in -ED typically describe:Choose the correct answer:

An ongoing action.
The state of an object.
Feelings or emotions.
The appearance of an object.

How is the adjective "frightened" formed from the verb "frighten"?Choose the correct answer:

By adding -ING.
By adding -ED.
By changing the ending to -Y.
By adding -EN.

Which of the following is a correct transformation of a verb to an -ED adjective?Choose the correct answer:

Play → Played
Fry → Fryied
Bake → Bakeded
Stop → Stoppeded

In the sentence "The lecture was boring," what does the adjective "boring" describe?Choose the correct answer:

The person giving the lecture.
The content of the lecture.
The duration of the lecture.
The location of the lecture.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses both -ED and -ING adjectives?Choose the correct answer:

The movie was excited and I felt exciting.
The roller coaster was terrified and I felt terrifying.
The competition was challenging and I felt challenged.
His speech was depressing and everyone felt depress.

What is the -ING form of the adjective derived from the verb "Excite"?Choose the correct answer:

Excitement
Excited
Excitingly
Exciting

Which of the following is NOT a correct transformation of a verb to an -ED adjective?Choose the correct answer:

Amaze → Amazed
Confuse → Confusion
Depress → Depressed
Frighten → Frightened