Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing

I am bored or I am boring? Only two letters are different, but the meaning changes completely. That’s why -ed and -ing adjectives are one of the most important topics for A2–B1 students — and one of the most common reasons for awkward mistakes.

In this course, you will learn why one ending describes how we feel, while the other describes what causes the feeling. 
No long grammar rules. Just clear explanations, real examples, and plenty of practice.

What's inside the course:

• a simple and clear explanation of -ed / -ing adjectives;
• a real-life dialogue that shows the grammar in context;
• flashcards to help you remember new words;
• practice exercises to build confidence.

After this course, when you say "I am excited," you'll know it's exactly the right choice.