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    We use "ing" adjectives to describe things or people and their characteristics. We use "ed" adjectives for feelings and emotions, which are normally only used to describe how people feel. The document then provides 10 sentences for the reader to determine whether the correct form is an "ing" or "ed" adjective based on whether it is describing a characteristic or feeling.

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    We use "ing" adjectives to describe things or people and their characteristics. We use "ed" adjectives for feelings and emotions, which are normally only used to describe how people feel. The document then provides 10 sentences for the reader to determine whether the correct form is an "ing" or "ed" adjective based on whether it is describing a characteristic or feeling.

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    CORAIMA GUTIERREZ BLANDON
    We use "ing" adjectives to describe things or people and their characteristics. We use "ed" adjectives for feelings and emotions, which are normally only used to describe how people feel. The document then provides 10 sentences for the reader to determine whether the correct form is an "ing" or "ed" adjective based on whether it is describing a characteristic or feeling.

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    We use ing adjectives to describe things or people. "It is boring." “He is boring.

    ”
    and ed for feelings and emotions
    We use ed for our how we or others feel. Normally only people. "I am bored."

    Read through these ten sentences and decide which form is needed:
    1 - I worked hard all day. Now I feel ___.
    Tired tiring
    2 - She's ___ of her job. She's looking for another.
    Boring bored
    3 - We were ___ to hear he's 50. He looks much younger.
    Surprising surprised
    4 - The book I'm reading is ___.
    Interested interesting
    5 - You look ___. What's wrong?
    Worried worrying
    6 - We had a ___ time at the restaurant. The place is awful.
    Shocking shocked
    7 - Some of his comments were ___.
    Insulting insulted
    8 - My exam results were a little ___.
    Disappointing disappointed
    9 - There's nothing more ___ than riding on a rollercoaster.
    Exciting excited
    10 - Did you see the magician? He was ___!
    Amazing amazed

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