Participle Adjectives

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What is a participle adjective?

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A participle adjective is an adjective formed from a verb, typically ending in -ing or -ed, that describes a noun.

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Give an example of a participle adjective ending in -ing.

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The word 'exciting' in the sentence: 'The movie was exciting.'

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Give an example of a participle adjective ending in -ed.

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The word 'bored' in the sentence: 'I was bored during the lecture.'

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What is the difference between 'tiring' and 'tired'?

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'Tiring' describes something that causes fatigue, while 'tired' describes a state of fatigue.

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Fill in the blank: The homework was __________ (exhausting/exhausted).

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exhausting.

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Fill in the blank: After the long hike, I felt __________ (exhausting/exhausted).

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exhausted.

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What does 'thrilling' mean?

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'Thrilling' means causing excitement or pleasure.

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What does 'relaxed' mean?

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'Relaxed' means feeling free from tension and anxiety.

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Fill in the blank: The __________ (bored/boreding) students struggled to pay attention.

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bored.

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Fill in the blank: The __________ (exciting/excited) game kept everyone on the edge of their seats.

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exciting.