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    Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing can be used to describe feelings or the thing producing feelings. Adjectives with -ed express how a person feels, such as being fascinated by photos. Adjectives with -ing describe the thing producing the feeling, like an amazing video that causes a feeling of amazement. The key difference is that -ed adjectives describe a feeling while -ing adjectives describe the thing making one feel that way.

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    Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing can be used to describe feelings or the thing producing feelings. Adjectives with -ed express how a person feels, such as being fascinated by photos. Adjectives with -ing describe the thing producing the feeling, like an amazing video that causes a feeling of amazement. The key difference is that -ed adjectives describe a feeling while -ing adjectives describe the thing making one feel that way.

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    FCE Unit 2.3: Adjectives with -ed and -ing Endings Explained

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    Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing can be used to describe feelings or the thing producing feelings. Adjectives with -ed express how a person feels, such as being fascinated by photos. Adjectives with -ing describe the thing producing the feeling, like an amazing video that causes a feeling of amazement. The key difference is that -ed adjectives describe a feeling while -ing adjectives describe the thing making one feel that way.

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    FCE Unit 2.

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    Adjectives with –ed and -ing
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    • Adjectives with –ed and -ing


    There are many adjectives which are
    formed with –ed or –ing.
    • E.g : amazing, excited, amusing…
    • What is the difference between them?
    Adjectives with -ed
    • ~ express how the person feels about
    something:
    I was fascinated by the photos of her trip to
    Australia on her Facebook page.
    Adjectives with -ing
    ~ are used to describe the person or thing which
    produces the feeling:
    Have you seen that amazing video on Youtube?
    (I felt amazed when I saw it.)

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