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    The document discusses different types of adjectives used to describe things and feelings. It provides examples of using "ING" adjectives to describe the way something is, such as an activity being boring, fascinating, or exciting. It also gives examples of using "ED" adjectives to describe how someone feels, such as being bored, excited, or tired. Overall, the document focuses on explaining the different between using "ING" and "ED" adjective suffixes.

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    The document discusses different types of adjectives used to describe things and feelings. It provides examples of using "ING" adjectives to describe the way something is, such as an activity being boring, fascinating, or exciting. It also gives examples of using "ED" adjectives to describe how someone feels, such as being bored, excited, or tired. Overall, the document focuses on explaining the different between using "ING" and "ED" adjective suffixes.

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    Ing and Ed Adjectives 1197034845289554 4

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    The document discusses different types of adjectives used to describe things and feelings. It provides examples of using "ING" adjectives to describe the way something is, such as an activity being boring, fascinating, or exciting. It also gives examples of using "ED" adjectives to describe how someone feels, such as being bored, excited, or tired. Overall, the document focuses on explaining the different between using "ING" and "ED" adjective suffixes.

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    I love eating carrots!

    What is your favourite


    hobby?

    I love
    She is boring. cleaning my
    glasses.

    They He is boring too.


    are
    boring!!!
    To speak about the way something
    or someone is, we use ING
    adjectives.

    Maths are boring,


    English is fascinating,
    Traveling is exciting,
    Working is tiring…

    The film is
    frightening!!!
    She is bored…
    To describe the way someone feels,
    we use ED adjectives.

    • I have to wait, but I’m


    bored.
    • Tomorrow I’m flying to
    India; I’m very excited.
    • It isn’t very late, but I’m
    tired.

    This cat is frightened.

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