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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Tense/tensed

The movie is tense/tensed.

I feel very tense/tensed.
I feel tense/tensed

What is the difference between tense/tensed?
  

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The movie is tense. I feel very tense/tensed. I feel tense/tensed.

— Mister Micawber

  • The movie is tense.
  • I feel very tense/tensed.
  • I feel tense/tensed.
  • -- Tense is a quality; tensed is a condition.
  • As you can see, both may be applied sometimes.
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The movie is tense.
I feel very tense/tensed.
I feel tense/tensed.

What is the difference between tense/tensed?-- Tense is a quality; tensed is a condition. As you can see, both may be applied sometimes.
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