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Suffixes: -ed vs -ing. -ed vs. -ing These two suffixes are used for different reasons. You use –ed to: describe yourself and other people You use –ing.

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1 Suffixes: -ed vs -ing

2 -ed vs. -ing These two suffixes are used for different reasons. You use –ed to: describe yourself and other people You use –ing to: describe places and things

3 relaxed: adjective use relaxed: to describe yourself or other people. to describe how you feel. He feels relaxed. I am relaxed.

4 relaxing: verb use relaxing to describe places or things This onsen is very relaxing. Yoga is relaxing exercise.

5 Put the correct form of “relax” in the blank space. I feel so _______________ after a nap. Naps are _______________. My sister is ____________ when she listens to classical music. I think hiking in the woods is ________________. Many people get ____________ when they lay in the sun. relaxed relaxing

6 excited: adjective use to excited to: describe yourself or other people. describe how you feel. I am excited to go to Tokyo Disney Sea! The students are excited to go to TIUA.

7 exciting: verb use exciting to describe places or things Vietnam is an exciting place to visit. I went skydiving this weekend. It was exciting!

8 Put the correct form of “excite” in the blank space. There are many _____________ places to visit in the world My cat gets _____________ when I bring her dinner. Are you ___________ that you are going to America? Soccer is my favorite sport. It’s so _____________! She is ___________ for dinner tonight. exciting excited


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