Adjective with ing and ed
I am so confused about adjective
There are alot of kinds of adjective
Happy / married / and some time verb with ed or ing considers adjective
Could someone explain that to me in nice way please !
John is bored because of Sarah's boring sotry
Here both are adjective!
I am confusing !
Adj or verb?
I will do skating.
Adj or verb?
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mango536 John is bored because of Sarah's boring sotry Suppose that X is the noun modified by the adjective (respectively "John" and "story" in your sentence). e. something is being done to X (or has been done to X), or X is experiencing something.
- mango536 John is bored because of Sarah's boring sotry Suppose that X is the noun modified by the adjective (respectively "John" and "story" in your sentence).
- e.
- something is being done to X (or has been done to X), or X is experiencing something.
- For example, John is bored because someone/something is boring him.
- John is confused because someone/something is confusing him.
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mango536John is bored because of Sarah's boring sotry
Suppose that X is the noun modified by the adjective (respectively "John" and "story" in your sentence).
Generally speaking, the past participle adjectives ("-ed" for regular verbs) have the sense that X is the object of a verb, i.e. something is being done to X (or has been done to X), or X is exp
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