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1 ADJECTIVES ENDING IN ED AND -ING
UNIT 11 LEVEL 300

2 I AM EXCITED WHEN I GO TO VISIT MY GRANDPARENTS
VS. MY GRANDPARENTS ARE EXCITING WHEN THEY SEE ME.

3 ADJECTIVES -ED ADJECTIVES ENDING WITH –ED CAN DESCRIBE HOW YOU FEEL ABOUT SOMEONE OR SOMETHING.

4 ADJECTIVES -ED I AM BORED WITH MY JOB (SOMETHING).
I GET ANNOYED WITH MY SISTER (SOMEONE).

5 ADJECTIVES -ING ADJECTIVES ENDING IN –ING CAN DESCRIBE SOMEONE OR SOMETHING.

6 ADJECTIVES -ING MY JOB IS VERY BORING (SOMETHING).
MY SISTER DOES A LOT OF ANNOYING THINGS (SOMEONE).

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