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PAST PARTICIPLE ADJECTIVES VS. PRESENT PARTICIPLE ADJECTIVES

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PAST PARTICIPLE ADJECTIVES VS.

PRESENT PARTICIPLE ADJECTIVES

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It is confusing. She is confused.

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It is confusing. She is confused.

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It is confusing. She is confused.

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-ed adj receives the feeling

-ing adj. causes the feeling

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-ed adj. receives the feeling

-ing adj. causes the feeling

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The clown is amusing.

The child is amused.

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The clown is amusing.

The child is amused.

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The clown is frightening. She is frightened.

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The clown is frightening. She is frightened.

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The clown is frightening. She is frightened.

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Shakespeare is boringShe is bored.

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NOW YOU TRY! WRITE 2 SENTENCES FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING PICTURES….

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