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Bored vs. Boring: Understanding Adjectives by Marcela Segovia is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the use of participial adjectives - specifically "bored" and "boring", and provides examples of their correct usage. The past participle (-ed) is usually used to describe how someone feels, while the present participle (-ing) usually describes the cause of that feeling. It then provides a review quiz with 10 sentences where the reader must identify whether "bored/boring" and other participial adjective pairs are being used correctly.
- Author
- Marcela Segovia
- Language
- EN