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4 Talking about things The test was confusing, frustrating, tiring..... The situation was embarrassing, disgusting, depressing, frightening.... The news was shoking, surprising..... The movie was exciting, interesting, boring, relaxing, amazing, fascinating......

5 You use the sufix -ed when the adjective is related to how people feel. Ex: I was disgusted to see that situation. You use the sufix -ing when the adjective is related to things or people that cause a certain feeling. Ex: The situation was disgusting. / The teacher is boring.

6 Work by Graziela Peleteiro, visit http://englishlessons.com.brThis work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Brazil License.http://englishlessons.com.br The Sims is a trademark of Electronic Arts Inc. All rights reserved.

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