Adjectives ‑ing vs ‑ed

Grammar - A1-A2 | Beginner Level

4.9 $

Jan. 20 Tue , 03:00 USA

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Description

In this beginner level lesson, the students will learn how to correctly use -ing and -ed adjectives to describe feelings and situations. They will practice common emotion-related adjectives such as frightening/frightened and overwhelming/overwhelmed. Through guided discussion, students will talk about personal experiences and daily situations. The goal is to help students sound more natural and confident when expressing emotions.

Session Activities

Question 1: What was one good thing that happened to you recently?

Question 2: Do you enjoy surprises, or do they make you uncomfortable?

Question 3: What kind of situations make you feel calm and relaxed?

Question 1: What kinds of things make you excited? Why are they exciting for you?

Question 2: Have you ever felt impressed by someone’s skills? What was impressing about them?

Question 3: When was the last time you felt disappointed? What was disappointing about the situation?

Question 4: What kinds of situations make you feel frightened? Are those situations frightening for most people?

Question 5: Do you think your life right now is overwhelming, or do you feel in control?

Question 6: When you feel overwhelmed, what do you do?

Question 7: What makes you feel satisfied after a long day?

Question 8: What shocking news have you received in your life? How did you react?

Question 9: When you’re confused, do you ask for help, or do you pretend it’s not confusing?

get overwhelmed

start to feel stressed

come as a shock

be very surprising

worth the effort

satisfying after hard work

a big letdown

something very disappointing