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    This document provides a table comparing -ED and -ING adjectives derived from various verbs. The table lists verbs in the first column, the -ED adjective expressing a feeling in the second column, and the -ING adjective expressing the source of that feeling in the third column. Some entries are filled in as examples while others are left blank. The purpose is to illustrate how to form -ED and -ING adjectives from different verbs.

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    This document provides a table comparing -ED and -ING adjectives derived from various verbs. The table lists verbs in the first column, the -ED adjective expressing a feeling in the second column, and the -ING adjective expressing the source of that feeling in the third column. Some entries are filled in as examples while others are left blank. The purpose is to illustrate how to form -ED and -ING adjectives from different verbs.

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    ED Vs - ING Adjectives: Verb ED (Feeling) - ING (Source of Feeling) Example

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    Zahraa Lotfy
    This document provides a table comparing -ED and -ING adjectives derived from various verbs. The table lists verbs in the first column, the -ED adjective expressing a feeling in the second column, and the -ING adjective expressing the source of that feeling in the third column. Some entries are filled in as examples while others are left blank. The purpose is to illustrate how to form -ED and -ING adjectives from different verbs.

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    -ED vs ING adjectives

    Verb

    ED (feeling)

    -ING ( source
    of feeling)

    amuse

    amused

    amusing

    exhaust

    ___________

    exhausting

    Embarrass

    Embarrassed

    ___________

    Please

    _________

    Pleasing

    Surprise

    Surprised

    ___________

    Thrill

    __________

    Thrilling

    Annoy

    Annoyed

    ____________

    Confuse

    ___________

    ____________

    depress

    ___________

    ____________

    Disgust

    ___________

    ____________

    Frighten

    ____________ ___________

    Horrify

    ____________ ____________

    Shock

    ____________ ____________

    Relax

    ____________ ____________

    Example

    -ED vs ING adjectives


    Verb

    ED (feeling)

    -ING ( source
    of feeling)

    Fascinate

    ____________ ____________

    Trouble

    ____________ ____________

    Puzzle

    ____________ ____________

    Irritate

    ____________ ____________

    Devastate

    ____________ ____________

    Overwhelm

    ____________ ____________

    Disappoint

    ____________ ____________

    intrigue

    ____________ ____________

    Discourage

    ____________ ____________

    Sooth

    ____________ ____________

    Move

    ____________ ____________

    Humiliate

    ____________ ____________

    Satisfy

    ____________ ____________

    Touch

    ____________ ____________

    Example

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