Adjectives with ED and ING endings

When describing feelings the -ED form of the adjective is used.

Example:

I felt bored when I watch the news.

I was really excited during the volleyball game.

NOT

I felt boring when I watched the news.

I was really exciting during the soccer match.

When describing things the -ING form of the adjective is used.

More CORRECT examples:

Documentaries are really interesting.
I am interested in documentaries.

The sickness is worrying.
The sickness makes me feel worried.

The news is depressing.
The news makes me feel depressed.

The test was confusing.

I was confused when I was taking the test.

Some common adjectives that can be used in both an -ED and an -ING form: