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    Word Building (-Ed / - Ing) : in Speaking English, So He Speaks in Boy. He Has Strange Habits Such As

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    This document discusses word building using suffixes such as -ed and -ing. It provides 5 examples of words that can be made using these suffixes, such as interested/interesting, exciting/excited, and worried/worrying, showing how the meaning changes based on which suffix is used to build the word. The examples discuss topics like a student speaking in class, a boy's habits, a racing driver's life, and a mother's emotions around her child coming home late or taking a test.

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    This document discusses word building using suffixes such as -ed and -ing. It provides 5 examples of words that can be made using these suffixes, such as interested/interesting, exciting/excited, and worried/worrying, showing how the meaning changes based on which suffix is used to build the word. The examples discuss topics like a student speaking in class, a boy's habits, a racing driver's life, and a mother's emotions around her child coming home late or taking a test.

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    This document discusses word building using suffixes such as -ed and -ing. It provides 5 examples of words that can be made using these suffixes, such as interested/interesting, exciting/excited, and worried/worrying, showing how the meaning changes based on which suffix is used to build the word. The examples discuss topics like a student speaking in class, a boy's habits, a racing driver's life, and a mother's emotions around her child coming home late or taking a test.

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    WORD BUILDING (-ED / -ING)

    1. David is (interested/ interesting) in speaking English, so he speaks in


    class all the time.
    2. Henry is an (interested/interesting) boy. He has strange habits such as
    biting his nails
    3. He has a very (exciting /excited) life because he is a F1 racing driver.
    4. My mum is always very (worried/worrying) when I go home late.
    5. My mum was (disappointed/ disappointing) when she heard about the test

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