Avoid Common Mistakes: -ING & -ED Adjectives - Basic English Grammar

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In this English grammar lesson you will learn how to correctly use English -ED and -ING ending adjectives. With this video you will be able to able to improve your English grammar. Are you ready to avoid doing common English mistakes?
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[@EnglishwithMrFinn]

Great lesson, Alisha. I usually explain it like this: -ed is the feeling (just like you said) and -ing is the cause of that feeling.
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[@bikashbilung8536]

I'm actually super elated right now to know the difference between 'ed' and 'ing' ending adjectives. I used to be totally perplexed about these things. I'm really thankful to this awesome teacher Alisha. I love her teaching method..

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Thanks Alisha. I like the video. Now I understand how to use -ed adjetives and -ing adjetives. 👍👍👍

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Thanks Alisha, finally I can see the difference between ed and ing.

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Hi Alisha. Great explanation from you. I really apreciate it. I would like you to give an explanation about ing ending subject as well, since it is so confused forma me. Many thanks.

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One of the best and important videos. ED and ING

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I understood different between ing and ed in adjective so Thanks lot of you

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Grammar correction: “this lesson is so helpful”
You’re Welcome.
From: Preston Lee’s Conversation English

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You’re Welcome.
From: Preston Lee’s Conversation English

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ed adjectives describe how a person is feeling.
I was bored because the class was boring.
-ing
-ing adjectives describe the thing that makes a person feel something
I was bored because the class was boring.This sound is relaxing. I feel very relaxed. (C) bbc lerning english.

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Grammar correction: “Now, I won’t be confused anymore.”
You’re Welcome.
From: Preston Lee’s Conversation English

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You’re Welcome.
From: Preston Lee’s Conversation English

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wow, very beautiful.. kindly eradicate the mistakes in us, regarding noun and its types, adjective and its types, and all parts of speech, and how can we use these and segregate all by simple technique in that every thing could clear

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Hello Teacher Alisha,
I watched your video on 21 March 2020pm.I like your teaching method.
Your explained very clearly.Would you. Please tell me how many words using ing form to be adjective in English?
Up to now I know some words in ing form for example: impending challenging and annoying.
Looking forward to hearing from your reply.
Thank you very much.
Greetings from HK
Regards

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Hello, Alisha. Do I correct understand example with children? When we say about general meaning like 'children', 'students', we use -ing. When we think about group, we use -ed. Is it OK?

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How to use it in tenses like ed for something that has happened in the past and ing for something that still happening?!