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Ends with -ing.

IT'S ACTIVE: it describes the people or thing that cause feelingdin people.

It can be used for things or people.

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Bored or Boring? Learn about -ED and -ING adjectives in English

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Present Participle Adjectives Quiz. Explanations and examples along with tests and exercises online to practise English adjectives.

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Ends with -ed.

IT'S PASSIVE: it describes how people feeels.

Not used for inanimate objects. (although there are some exceptions)

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This is a vocabulary exercise for elementary-level English learners.

In this exercise you will practise adjectives which end in -ed and adjectives ending in -ing.

Examples

Exercise instructions

Choose the correct answer in the following:

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Elementary vocabulary exercise (A2 level): '-ed' or '-ing' adjectives

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This is a vocabulary exercise for elementary-level English learners. In this exercise you will practise adjectives which end in -ed and adjectives ending in -ing. Examples The football match was ve...

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Try to memorize them, I Know you can do it!

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Solve the test, then take a screen shot and send that to my email.
n.violeta11@gmail.com
Good luck!

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FAQ about English adjectives

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about English adjectives.

What are possessive adjective examples?

Adjectives describe nouns or pronouns.
Possessive adjectives say who owns something.
A possessive adjective comes before the noun.

possessive adjective + [adjective +] noun

Examples:
Tom is my teacher.
My mother is American.
This is your book.
Is this your mother?

Common mistakes:

'His' is the masculine possessive adjective and 'her' is the feminine form.

✘ His name is Anna.
✓ Her name is Anna.

What Is the word order of adjectives?

Adjectives come before nouns. They describe the noun.

Examples:

The red hat is small.
The green hat is new.
The small hat is red.
The new hat is green.
Susan has an orange jacket.
I have a new shirt.

Common mistakes:

The adjective isn't after the noun.
✘ I have a car new.
✓ I have a new car."

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Adjectives are words that describe or modify other words (nouns).

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Adjectives are words that describe or modify other words (nouns).