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    The document discusses adjectives ending in -ed and -ing. It provides examples of how -ed adjectives describe feelings like being bored or excited, while -ing adjectives describe things as boring, interesting, or exciting. Only a few words are provided with no clear overall context.

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    ED-ING Adjectives

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    Alina Karimova
    The document discusses adjectives ending in -ed and -ing. It provides examples of how -ed adjectives describe feelings like being bored or excited, while -ing adjectives describe things as boring, interesting, or exciting. Only a few words are provided with no clear overall context.

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    exh bore

    aust d
    ed

    exciting

    -ed and –ing adjectives

    Was your day tired and tiring? interesting


    The difference

    -ED -ING
     We use such adjectives to talk about  We use them to talk about things,
    the way we feel places or people.

     I am bored. - The film was boring.


     She is really interested in this job. - The work is really interesting.
     Alex was so excited to see his nanny - The coming of the nanny was so
    yesterday! exciting!

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