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    Adjectives Ending in Ed and Ing

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    The document discusses Spanish words that end in "ed" and "ing" and their uses in English. Words ending in "ed" are used to describe feelings, while words ending in "ing" are used to describe things. It provides examples of Spanish words and their English "ed" and "ing" translations, then gives an exercise to practice using "ed" and "ing" words to describe feelings in different situations.

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    The document discusses Spanish words that end in "ed" and "ing" and their uses in English. Words ending in "ed" are used to describe feelings, while words ending in "ing" are used to describe things. It provides examples of Spanish words and their English "ed" and "ing" translations, then gives an exercise to practice using "ed" and "ing" words to describe feelings in different situations.

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    The document discusses Spanish words that end in "ed" and "ing" and their uses in English. Words ending in "ed" are used to describe feelings, while words ending in "ing" are used to describe things. It provides examples of Spanish words and their English "ed" and "ing" translations, then gives an exercise to practice using "ed" and "ing" words to describe feelings in different situations.

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    Adjectives Ending in Ed and Ing

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    The document discusses Spanish words that end in "ed" and "ing" and their uses in English. Words ending in "ed" are used to describe feelings, while words ending in "ing" are used to describe things. It provides examples of Spanish words and their English "ed" and "ing" translations, then gives an exercise to practice using "ed" and "ing" words to describe feelings in different situations.

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    Adjectives ending in Ed and Ing

    ED Form We use it for describing our feelings.


    ING Form We use it for describing things.

    SPANISH WORD ED FORM ING FORM

    Molesto - molesto Annoyed Annoying


    Asombrado - Asombroso Astonished Astonishing
    Aburrido – Aburrido Bored Boring
    Confundido – Confuso Confused Confusing
    Asqueado - Asqueroso Disgusted Disgusting
    Avergonzado - Vergonzoso Embarrassed Embarrassing
    Extenuado - Extenuante Exhausted Exhausting
    Entretenido - Entretenido Entertained Entertaining
    Asustado - Aterrador Frightened Frightening
    Frustrado - Frustrante Frustrated Frustrating
    Interesado - Interesante Interested Interesting
    Sorprendido - Sorprendente Surprised surprising
    Cansado - Cansador Tired Tiring

    EXERCISE: Write feelings according to the following situations:

    The situation The feeling Describe the feeling


    I spilled water on my pants.

    She can’t understand math.

    I worked all day long.

    He can’t read the map.

    They are watching a horror


    film.

    I want to study French.

    The show was fan to watch.

    He's picking his nose in public!

    My daughter snores every


    night.
    This fly keeps buzzing around
    my head.

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