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    1. The document discusses the use of adjectives ending in -ed or -ing, such as tired/tiring and amazed/amazing. 2. Adjectives ending in -ed describe a feeling or state resulting from a completed action in the past, such as being tired after working all day. 3. Adjectives ending in -ing describe an ongoing action or process that causes a feeling or state, such as finding cooking relaxing while doing it or finding shopping tiring while doing it.

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    1. The document discusses the use of adjectives ending in -ed or -ing, such as tired/tiring and amazed/amazing. 2. Adjectives ending in -ed describe a feeling or state resulting from a completed action in the past, such as being tired after working all day. 3. Adjectives ending in -ing describe an ongoing action or process that causes a feeling or state, such as finding cooking relaxing while doing it or finding shopping tiring while doing it.

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    Emotions and Past Cont

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    Belosvet Karina
    1. The document discusses the use of adjectives ending in -ed or -ing, such as tired/tiring and amazed/amazing. 2. Adjectives ending in -ed describe a feeling or state resulting from a completed action in the past, such as being tired after working all day. 3. Adjectives ending in -ing describe an ongoing action or process that causes a feeling or state, such as finding cooking relaxing while doing it or finding shopping tiring while doing it.

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    of 10

    Arrive - leave

    feel-felt
    Read the comments below and
    match them with
    three of the photos.

    Man-men
    Woman -women

    Got a fine
    1 ‘The other day I met an old friend for the first time
    in years. It was such a surprising meeting! We were
    amazed and excited to see each other again.’
    2 'Yesterday was a really annoying day. I borrowed
    my wife's car and got a parking ticket. She was very
    annoyed with me.’
    3 'I love cooking. I find it very relaxing after a long and
    stressful day at work. I don’t like shopping for food
    though. It’s so tiring.’
    Shake
    Почуватти провину

    Изнуренный розгублений Довольний підозрілий

    Дуже засмучений

    Противний

    Гордиться собой
    When do we use adjectives ending in –ed or –ing, e.g. tired/tiring,
    amazed/amazing?

    Reason
    Feeling
    Ge
    t
    When I saw my friend

    Arrive - arrived Didn’t +V(didn’t have


    Have -had Didn’t buy
    Take -took
    Buy - bought
    PAST SIMPLE + PAST CONT
    While I was walking through the old town, I Was studying Joined

    suddenly realised I was late. Wanted


    She was just leaving when she heard a noise.
    while/when + past continuous(довга) Was practicing

    Was waiting
    when +past simple
    Started
    Wen Forgot
    t Was standing
    Was waiting
    Decide- decided to leave
    Leave -
    left

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