Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing

1. An adjective that ends in -ed is used to describe a feeling or an emotion

• I was annoyed with him for being so late
• Susie felt asleep because she was bored 

2. An adjective that ends in -ing is used to describe the characteristic of a person, a thing or a situation

• My sister is very annoying
• This was one of the most boring movies I've ever seen

3. Some of the most common adjectives ending in -ed and -ing are:

• Annoyed / Annoying
• Bored / Boring
• Confused / Confusing
• Convinced / Convincing
• Depressed / Depressing
• Disappointed / Disappointing
• Embarrassed / Embarrassing
• Entertained / Entertaining
• Excited / Exciting
• Exhausted / Exhausting
• Frightened / Frightening
• Frustrated / Frustrating
• Interested / Interesting
• Overwhelmed / Overwhelming
• Relaxed / Relaxing
• Satisfied / Satisfying
• Shocked / Shocking
• Surprised / Surprising
• Terrified / Terrifying
• Threatened / Threatening
• Tired / Tiring
• Worried / Worrying