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    This document discusses the correct usage of "-ed" and "-ing" adjectives in multiple choice questions. It provides 10 examples where the correct adjective ending is either "-ed" or "-ing" based on whether it modifies the subject of the sentence or object. For instance, in questions 1 and 2 the correct adjectives are "intrigued" and "interesting" as they modify the subject "we" and "situation".

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    This document discusses the correct usage of "-ed" and "-ing" adjectives in multiple choice questions. It provides 10 examples where the correct adjective ending is either "-ed" or "-ing" based on whether it modifies the subject of the sentence or object. For instance, in questions 1 and 2 the correct adjectives are "intrigued" and "interesting" as they modify the subject "we" and "situation".

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    Guille Rastillo
    This document discusses the correct usage of "-ed" and "-ing" adjectives in multiple choice questions. It provides 10 examples where the correct adjective ending is either "-ed" or "-ing" based on whether it modifies the subject of the sentence or object. For instance, in questions 1 and 2 the correct adjectives are "intrigued" and "interesting" as they modify the subject "we" and "situation".

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    ED-ING ADJECTIVES

    MULTIPLE CHOICE

    1. No one knew what would happen next. We were all intrigued / intriguing.

    2. It was a very interested / interesting situation.

    3. There's been some very surprised / surprising news.

    4. His mother was disgusted / disgusting by what she found under his bed.

    5. Their hamburgers are disgusted / disgusting.

    6. Dad always arrives home from work completely exhausted / exhausting.

    7. He's always showing off. It's really annoyed / annoying.

    8. I think Alex is one of the most annoyed / annoying people I've ever met. He can't keep
    still for a second.

    9. I walked into this restaurant and there was Andy with a strange woman. He seemed
    really embarrassed / embarrassing.
    10. She kept talking about her boyfriend problems all night. It was rather embarrassed
    /embarrassing.

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