ING and ED Adjectives - How to use them correctly | British English

Hello everyone and welcome back to English with Lucy

大家好，欢迎来到和Lucy学英文。

Before we get started, I'm sorry but my neighbour has decided to have

在我们开始今天的课程之前呢，我想说，很抱歉我的邻居们今天决定在他们公寓里，

some sort of Monday afternoon party in their flat

举行个什么周一下午派对，

and if you hear any music, it's not me it's them

如果你听到音乐了呢，那是他们，不是我哟。

Little bit awkward, but I'm too British to say anything

虽然有点尴尬，但是你也知道作为英国人呢，我并不会说出来的，随他们咯，

so I'm just going to battle on

我们开始上课。

Today I've got a very short but very useful little video for you

今天的课程很短，但是非常有用，

It's all about adjectives that end in -ing

它是关于动词形式的运用，

and adjectives that end in ed

分词和动名词到底有什么不同，

and why they're different

为什么它们会有区别

and when we use each one

以及分别该在什么情况下运用

I hear so many people using these adjectives incorrectly

我常常听到很多人错误的运用这两个词，

so....I'm here to help you!

所以呢，我来帮助你们啦。

Now, I like to believe that my lessons here on my Youtube channel

我相信我的youtube频道上的课程

will help you with your English really rather a lot

能给你们的英文学习有很大帮助

however if you want to take your English speaking to the next level

但是如果你想让你的英国口语水平到一个新的高度呢，

you're going to need to start talking with natives

你还是需要与英语为母语的人士交谈。

Now I know that getting a private tutor or finding native people in your area

我也知道每个人都去找一个私人教师或者母语人士是不可能的。

isn't possible for everyone

所以呢，

So I'm working with a fantastic company called italki

我正在与一个很棒的公司合作。

And they have over 4000 online teachers for all languages

他们有超过4000名在线老师。

you can find fantastic qualified teachers

你可以找到非常优秀的职业教师

as well as natives that are ready to have conversations with you

或者是英文母语的人等着与你进行对话，

and you'll end up paying much less that you would in a normal, private, face-to-face lesson

相较于传统的面对面的课程，这种方式的花费会少很多哟。

So if you log on to italki using the link that's in the description box

如果你用下面这个链接登录italki这个网站呢

your account will be credited with 100 italki credits which is around $10

你可得的到100个italki点值，相当于10美元的额度哦。

ummm...as soon as you make your first purchase

对了，得在第一次充值之后才会获得哦。

so...check that out and let me know how your experience is

所以，赶紧去看看吧，然后跟我分享你的体验。

Now I'm going to give you 2 phrases

现在呢，我想给你们两个断句，

The first one: I am boring

第一个： I am boring.

and the second one: I am bored

第二个： I am bored.

What do they mean and why are they different?

那么它们是什么意思呢，到底有什么不同？

Well!

其实呢，

So adjectives that end in ed describe emotions

形容词ed结尾通常表示情感，

They tell us how someone feels about something

它用于表达某人对某物的感受是什么样的，

OK, so I feel tired...I'm going to go to bed

好了， 我狠累，我去睡觉了。

Or I was bored in the maths lesson...I almost fell asleep

上数学课实在太无聊，我都快睡着了。

Adjectives ending in ing describe the thing that causes the emotion

形容词ing结尾通常用于做形容词描述某件事情导致了某种情绪，

So a boring maths lesson makes you feel bored

比如：一个无聊的课程让我觉得超无聊。

The maths lesson is what causes you to feel bored

数学课让你觉得很无聊。

so the maths lesson is boring

数学课太无聊了。

So you could say...

再比如说呢

I could watch Lucy's videos for hours because they are so interesting.

我看Lucy(英音女神)的视频可以看很久，因为实在太有趣了。

This means that you are interested by my videos

这就意味着，这些视频让你兴趣昂然，

My videos interest you

我的视频让你感兴趣，

or I could say that the food was disgusting

或者比如，这个食物太恶心了。

I was disgusted by the food

我被这个食物恶心到了。

Now I'm going to give you some more adjectives that can be used in both the ED form and the ING form

下面我要给你更多的例子咯，

So the first one: amused, amusing

第一个 欢乐 使欢乐

Ok...The film was so amusing. it made me really laugh.

这个电影太有意思了，让我开怀大笑，