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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Do any adjective have a "ed" on it. Why?
Do adjective word have "ed" at the end? If they do can you please tell me why because I thought it only for the "verb word" in past tense only.
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Many -ed verb forms are used as adjectives: a tired man, an excited crowd, a packed house.
- Many -ed verb forms are used as adjectives: a tired man, an excited crowd, a packed house.
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Many -ed verb forms are used as adjectives: a tired man, an excited crowd, a packed house.
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We could use "I take my place behind this desk and face this learned audience...." (pronounced lern-ed), not like the usual "learned" as in "He learned his times tables."
We do use the ed ending on verbs, however, even more often than with adjectives.
Becky
We do use the ed ending on verbs, however, even more often than with adjectives.
Becky
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