-ing and -ed adjectives

[gsolis12001]

You used simple, understandable vocabulary and examples! This is exactly what ESL/EFL students need. Thanks a lot! By the way, I need a list of verbs that can be used as participial adjectives. Can you suggest anything? Thank you again!

[EnglishwithStacy]

@gsolis12001

Thank you for your feedback! Our book "Understanding and Using English Grammar, 4th edition" has a list of participial adjectives. Or, you can try this link: faculty.washington.edu/marynel­l/grammar/partadj.html

[chakimhamzah]

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[astillsmallvoice1]

Great thought put in the videos~ great work!

[EnglishwithStacy]

@astillsmallvoice1

Thanks -- I appreciate your feedback!

[groundzerobuild]

you are the best so far madam !may god bless you!

[EnglishwithStacy]

@groundzerobuild

You are very kind! (This was actually one of my favorite videos to do.)

[beyrock]

may i know if you happen to have a facebook account Maam Stacy?

[EnglishwithStacy]

@beyrock

I'm not on Facebook at this time, but I may be later.

[dieglhix]

I have got a problem with -ed about its pronunciation. When should I pronounce -t, -d or -ed?

[EnglishLearnerTube]

great great great!!

TY!!

[baymagic]

It's so easy to understand with your examples and also there is a good things that is subtitle passing when you're speaking. I can't thank you enough. Take care yourself.

[EnglishwithStacy]

Thank you! I appreciate your feedback, and I'm glad to know the examples worked for you.

[2005waw]

AWESOME...............*__-

[groundzerobuild]

@2005waw why the feeling is spelt FEELLING?

[wilfridomedina]

I'm mexican and I'm learning English. I want to thank to Stacy for this video.

[EnglishwithStacy]

Your welcome! I happy this was helpful to you.

[oscarprimavera]

Good explanation, very understandable and easy to follow.

[EnglishwithStacy]

Thanks! -ed/-ing are hard concepts so I'm glad this was clear.