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Verbs and adjectives
The main goal of this lesson is to understand the difference between the verbs and adjectives ending in -ing and -ed.
Verbs :
The -ing clauses are used to talk about somebody doing something during a particular or long time.
Examples :
- My boss is working in Paris.
- Unfortunately, the electric wire connecting the two parts is broken.
Examples :
- In most cases, the toys manufactured in this factory are sold. (The toys are manufactured in this factory).
- All people invited to my party have come. (People are invited to my party).
The adjectives ending in -ing describe something.
Example :
- The movie was surprising.
Example :
- She is very surprised by the movie.
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