ADJECTIVES ENDING IN ED & ING 1
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This document provides examples of vocabulary words that describe things and feelings. It lists adjective and adjectival phrases paired with nouns or verbs to convey states of being or emotional responses, such as "disgusting" paired with "food" to describe something, and "exhausted" paired with "she" to describe a person's feeling. Other pairs include boring/bored, annoying/annoyed, interesting/interested, surprising/surprised, worrying/worried, relaxing/relaxed, frightening/frightened, frustrating/frustrated, and embarrassing/embarrassed.
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