0 -"ed" or "ing": OK0-
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01cite10BeginStudent12cite10I didn't succeed on this exercise :12br10I
10Choose the word which is most appropriate tot the verb in each sentence.12br
104.You look11i10_.Have you been_12i10 all night?12br
10a.tured,awake b.shocked,alive c.exhausted,asleep12blockquote
01cite10BeginStudent12cite10When the adjective10s10 describes people we use with adj+"ed" if we want to describes an noun or thing we use adj+"ing" . am I right ?12blockquote10 This is a fairly good guideline, but it is not a rule. It applies mostly to verbs of emotional reaction. There are cases that do
01cite10BeginStudent12cite10after "have you been " 11font11del10 No. The verb 01b00to be02b00 may be used as an auxiliary. Then 01i00have you been02i10you must12del10 must you have a12font10 verb?12blockquote