Bringing it all Together -ed & -ing Adjectives
Learn the crucial difference between -ed and -ing adjectives in English. Adjectives ending in -ed describe how someone feels (e.g., bored, excited, tired), while -ing adjectives describe what causes that feeling (e.g., boring, exciting, tiring). Use -ed for the receiver of the emotion and -ing for the source. Understand through examples like 'the movie was...Continue reading→
-ing Adjectives: Describing Causes, Not Feelings
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to confidently use these adjectives. We will cover: What -ing adjectives are and how they describe the source of an emotion. Why understanding the cause-and-effect relationship is crucial. How to avoid common mistakes and distinguish -ing words from verbs. ✅ Score 75% or higher and...Continue reading→
Understanding -ed Adjectives
Ever struggle to find the right word for how you're feeling? It happens to all of us! Luckily, English has a super handy tool for this: adjectives that end in '-ed'. Think of them as little windows into your heart and mind. Getting these right is a game-changer for expressing yourself clearly and understanding how...Continue reading→