快速理解：过去分词(ed)是自己的感受（I'm excited. 我兴奋），现在分词(ing) 是给别人的感受(I'm exciting. 我让别人兴奋)。
| interested 感兴趣的 |
She is very interested in learning new languages. 她对学习新语言非常感兴趣 |
interesting 令人感兴趣的 |
The book I'm reading is very interesting. 我正在读的那本书非常有趣 |
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| moved 感动的 |
Her speech at the conference was so powerful, it really moved me. 她在会议上的演讲非常有力，真让我感动 |
moving 令人感动的 |
The movie's ending was incredibly moving. 电影的结局非常感人 |
| surprised 惊讶的 |
I was surprised to see him at the party. 我在派对上见到他感到很惊讶 |
surprising 令人惊讶的 |
The news of their engagement was quite surprising. 他们的订婚消息相当令人惊讶 |
| excited 兴奋的 |
He was excited about his upcoming vacation. 他对即将到来的假期感到兴奋 |
exciting 令人兴奋的 |
The roller coaster ride was thrilling and exciting. 坐过山车的经历令人兴奋刺激 |
更多类型的词汇
| 单词 | "-ed" 形容词 | "-ing" 形容词 |
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| amuse | amused | amusing |
| annoy | annoyed | annoying |
| depress | depressed | depressing |
| embarrass | embarrassed | embarrassing |
| exhaust | exhausted | exhausting |
| frustrate | frustrated | frustrating |
| interest | interested | interesting |
worried ['wʌrid] adj. 担心，担忧的
- Don't be worried about the exam.
| worry v. 担心，担忧 | Don’t worry about the exam. |
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regularly ['reɡjələli] adv. 经常的、定期的
- It’s important to exercise regularly. 强调定期的
| usually 通常 | I usually get the bus to work. 我通常坐公共汽车上班。 |
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