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    This document discusses the difference between adjectives ending in "ed" and "ing". Adjectives ending in "ed" describe how someone feels, while adjectives ending in "ing" refer to an outsider that causes those feelings. Both "ed" and "ing" adjectives are used to describe feelings.

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    EXERCISES ED AND ING

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    ED_and_ING_ADJECTIVES PD F

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    This document discusses the difference between adjectives ending in "ed" and "ing". Adjectives ending in "ed" describe how someone feels, while adjectives ending in "ing" refer to an outsider that causes those feelings. Both "ed" and "ing" adjectives are used to describe feelings.

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    ED - and - ING - ADJECTIVES PD F

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    This document discusses the difference between adjectives ending in "ed" and "ing". Adjectives ending in "ed" describe how someone feels, while adjectives ending in "ing" refer to an outsider that causes those feelings. Both "ed" and "ing" adjectives are used to describe feelings.

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    -ED OR –ING ?

    ADJECTIVES
    ED = HOW SOMEONE FEELS ING = AN OUTSIDER THAT
    MAKES US FEEL THIS WAY
    ADJECTIVES
    ED = HOW SOMEONE FEELS ING = AN OUTSIDER THAT
    MAKES US FEEL THIS WAY
    ADJECTIVES
    ED = HOW SOMEONE FEELS ING = AN OUTSIDER THAT
    MAKES US FEEL THIS WAY
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    ADAPTED BY GLENDA GALLARDO

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