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Do you get confused between adjectives that end in -ed and -ing?
Here’s a quick and easy way to remember the difference! 💡
✨ -ED = how you feel
✨ -ING = what causes the feeling

📍Examples:
🔹 I was bored.
🔹 The class was boring.

Now it’s your turn!
🗣 Comment below with your own -ed and -ing adjective sentences! 👇

🚫 “More easier”? Not in English!
✔ Easier = already means more easy.
❌ Adding “more” makes it wrong.
✅ You CAN use much easier for emphasis!
Example:
✔ This task is easier than before.
✔ This task is much easier than before.

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