-ing and -ed adjectives

In this lesson, you will learn the difference between adjectives that end in -ing and -ed, and practice listening to them. Level: Intermediate.
**This is an updated version. It fixes the problems of stopping and starting that the earlier version had.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• -ing
• -ed
• adjective
• participial
• grammar
• listening
• spoken
• English
• American
• comprehension
• understanding
• intermediate

[EnglishwithStacy]

Wow -- how nice!! Great grammar examples, too :)

[101ahole]

Ms. Stacy is an inspiring English teacher.

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[101ahole]

Thank you for posting this. How come i didn't knew about this when i was in school. lol!

[chucarotorito]

I liked the explanation and the examples. Thank you for this lesson.

[MasterBott01]

Welcome back, Stacy. The lesson was very interesting. I don't think I'll ever be confused distinguishing which is which now.

It's good that you also mentioned the exceptions. They're always helpful to know.

[virgo58]

Thnx for your video!!! Just one thing..Turn up a little bit your audio,plz. Cool!