Datum: 23. 3. 2013 Projekt: Kvalitní výuka Registrační číslo: CZ. 1 Datum: 23. 3. 2013 Projekt: Kvalitní výuka Registrační číslo: CZ.1.07/1.5.00/34.0731 Číslo DUM: VY_22_INOVACE_27 Jméno autora: Mgr. Renata Paulíčková Název práce: Adjectives (-ed/-ing) Předmět: angličtina Ročník: 1 Časová dotace: 10 minut Vzdělávací cíl: Zapamatování a procvičení si přídavných jmen s koncovkou -ed/-ing. Pomůcky: Počítač s projektorem pro učitele. Poznámka: Studenti odpovídají na otázky ve spolupráci s učitelem. Inovace: Prezentace pomocí PowerPointu je názorná, studenti lépe pochopí, jak se přídavná jména tvoří a užívají ve větě. Zapojení audiovizuální techniky do výuky.

Adjectives ending in –ing or -ed A large group of adjectives can have an -ing or -ed ending. The -ing ending describes a person, thing or situation. The -ed ending describes the effect on someone of this person, thing or situation.

Examples of adjectives boring/ed depressing/ed surprising/ed tiring/ed interesting/ed frightening/ed confusing/ed embarrassing/ed astonishing/ed exhausting/ed fascinating/ed terrifying/ed exciting/ed disappointing/ed

They walked ten miles, then spent the afternoon cutting down trees. Think of an adjectives from the previous page to describe how the people felt in these situations. They walked ten miles, then spent the afternoon cutting down trees. From the description in the travel brochure, they expected a beautiful big villa by the sea. In actual fact it was quite small, not very nice, and miles from the beach. They wore jeans to the party but when they arrived everyone was wearing very formal clothes.

4. One person told them the street was on the left, another told them to turn right, and a third person said they had to go back to the station. 5. My brother has a flat and it’s usually in a terrible mess – he is very untidy. But yesterday when I visited him, the place was incredibly tidy. In fact everything looked new.

Solution: 1. exhausted 2. disappointed 3. embarrassed 4. confused 5 Solution: 1.exhausted 2.disappointed 3.embarrassed 4.confused 5.astonished Použitá literatura: REDMAN, Stuart: English Vocabulary in Use, Pre-intermediate & intermediate, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2003, ISBN 10 0-521-01171 SOARS, Liz and John: New Headway, Pre-intermediate, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2007, ISBN 978-0-19-471585-0.