English Moment Word Study - Adjectives

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English Moment Word Study - Adjectives The use of “ed” vs. “-ing” Page 5 in the English Passport

A Common Hong Kong Error X I am boring!!

I am bored. Error Correct Way X I am boring!!

Excited?? Bored?? Interested?? Exciting?? Boring??? Interesting??

ed Used to describe yourself or other people. Used to describe your feelings

Bored Meaning: “How someone feels when there is nothing to do or they don’t feel interested in something.” Part of speech: Adjective

ing Used to describe places or things that make people feel a certain way.

IT (the book) is

Boring Meaning: “A place or thing that is uninteresting or causes someone to be bored.” Part of speech: Adjective

Bored Boring Meaning: “How someone feels when there is nothing to do or they don’t feel interested in something.” Part of speech: Adjective Meaning: “Something or someplace that is uninteresting or causes someone to be bored.” Part of speech: Adjective

IT (the book) is

They are excited. It (the roller coaster) is exciting.

ED (a person) IT (something)

ED (a person) IT (something) Boring (adj) Bored

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