Present Participle vs Past Participle Let’s learn.

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Present Participle vs Past Participle Let’s learn

Present Participle vs Past Participle Do you know the differences ? It is important to differentiate because it can affect the meaning of a sentence.

Examples of adjectives Boring exciting embarrassing Present participle bored excited embarrassed Past participle

The Differences Present Participle Used to describe things/people Past Participle Used to describe feelings

What is the meaning of bored and boring? Can you explain ? Figure out the meanings. I am bored.He is boring to be with. I am excited.The trip was exciting. I am exhausted.The climb was exhausting. Do you get it now ?

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