About this lesson
This ready-to-use ESL grammar lesson plan on adjectives ending in -ed or -ing helps learners understand and practise how to distinguish between participial adjectives that describe feelings and those that describe the cause of a feeling. Through a clear study box explaining the difference between -ed and -ing adjectives, followed by gap-fill exercises, sentence rewriting, error-correction, and paired sentence-writing tasks, it's ideal for teachers aiming to develop students' grammatical accuracy and vocabulary at the pre-intermediate to intermediate level.
Learning outcomes
- 01Vocabulary
- 02Grammar: Adjectives ending in -ed or -ing
- 03Support video
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