En estos ejercicios sobre los adjetivos -ING y -ED practicarás las diferencias entre unos y otros. Puedes consultar toda la teoría sobre adjectives ED and ING. Antes de iniciar vamos a darte un ejemplo:
- I was shocked to hear that she had won the lottery. / Estuve impactado al escuchar que ella había ganado la lotería.
- The news about the accident was shocking. / La noticia sobre el accidente fue impactante.
Ejercicio
Escoge la forma correcta del adjetivo, ya sea con terminación Ed o con terminación ING. Choose the right form of the adjective:
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B: I had an argument with my boyfriend last night.
A: Oh, I’m sorry to hear that.
B: He never helps with the housework.
A: That’s sexist and _______________.
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B: I just can’t stand rainy and cold days.
A: You are right; those days are ___________.
–> Te recomendamos el siguiente ejercicio de preposiciones en inglés.
Respuestas correctas y traducción en español
- Professor Chandler, sorry for the interruption but I’m confused. (Profesor Chandler, disculpe por la interrupción pero estoy confundida o confundida)
- Last night I watched the final episode of “Game of Thrones”; I didn’t like it because I found it confusing. (Anoche vi el episodio sinal de “Game of Thrones”; no me gusto porque me pareció confuso)
- His behavior after the accident was surprising. I didn’t expect him to quit his job. (Su comportamiento después del accidente fue sorpresivo. Ne esperé que renunciara a su trabajo)
- We were deeply surprised at the news. (Estábamos profundamente sorprendidos por la noticia)
- I know he is interested in me, but I believe he is not interesting; he is rather boring. (Sé que él está interesado en mí, pero creo que él no es interesante; es bastante aburrido)
- A: What’s the problem Susi? (¿Cuál es el problema Susi?)
B: I had an argument with my boyfriend last night. (Tuve una pelea con mi novio anoche)
A: Oh, I’m sorry to hear that. (Oh. Siento escuchar eso)
B: He never helps with the housework. (Él nunca ayuda con las tareas domésticas)
A: That’s sexist and annoying. (Eso es sexista y molesto) - A: Why don’t you like winter? (¿Por qué no te gusta el invierno?)
B: I just can’t stand rainy and cold days. (No soporto los días lluviosos y fríos)
A: You are right; those days are depressing. (Tienes razón. Esos días son deprimentes)