feelings=sentimientos - emotions=emociones - things=cosas - to cause=causar - to describe=describir - view=vista -to laugh= reír -a joke=una broma
Participle adjectives are adjectives that end in –ing or –ed. They can be a little confusing, but EIDE is here to help!
feelings=sentimientos - emotions=emociones - things=cosas - to cause=causar - to describe=describir - view=vista -to laugh= reír -a joke=una broma
–ed adjectives
These are used to describe feelings and emotions. They are only used to describe people (and sometimes animals).
I am bored when I am at school.
Abraham is frightened of dogs.
She is amazed by the view.
–ing adjectives
These are used to say what caused a feeling or emotion. We can use these adjectives to describe people and things.
School is boring (So, I am bored).
                cause                  feeling
Dogs are frightening (So, Abraham is frightened of dogs).
                    cause                                      feeling
That view is amazing! (So, she is amazed).
                        cause                        feeling
Beware!!!
Learn the difference between I am bored and I am boring. This is a common mistake for Spanish speakers.

Some common participle adjectives
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 –ed  | 
 –ing  | 
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 bored  | 
 boring  | 
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 interested  | 
 interesting  | 
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 annoyed  | 
 annoying  | 
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 damaged  | 
 damaging  | 
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 amused  | 
 amusing  | 
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 amazed  | 
 amazing  | 
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 embarrassed  | 
 embarrassing  | 
Exercises