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Participle
NEEDS -ED/-ING
In some dialects it is common to say “my shoes need shined” ( ! )
instead of the standard “my shoes need shining” or “my shoes need to be shined.”
- I used to love parties. It satisfied my need to meet different people. (= verbe régulier au prétérit)
- Are you satisfied with the party we had last week ? (participe passé utilisé comme adjectif = 'satisfait' )
- Yes, nothing is more satisfying than seeing people having fun. (forme en '-ing' = 'satisfaisant')

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