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Verbes et adjectifs

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.

The -ed clauses have a passive meaning related to a noun.

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).

Adjectives :
The adjectives ending in -ing describe something.

Example :

The movie was surprising.

The adjectives ending in -ed are related to someone.

Example :

She is very surprised by the movie.

Exercise: It's your turn and check your knowledge, good luck !

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