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المنتدى الأكاديمي للمعلمين ملتقى مهني أكاديمي متخصص للأساتذة الأفاضل في جميع المواد التعليمية (تربية وتعليم & أزهر) |
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Mr. Essam , I want to know the difference between adjectives ending in ed and ing
but without saying that ed describes humans and ing describes unreasonable |
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ex. Dina is bored Sara is intersted in studying English The ing adjectives are used to describe the person or thing that makes us have this feeling ex. Dina is boring The film is boring Ahmed is an intersting boy So it's clear that it's wrong to say that ing adjectives are for things only and ed for humans as you have said |
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Adjectives ending with (ed) is used to describe the objective wheither it is a human being or a thing and adjectives ending with ing is used to describe the doer
I can simply say: Amr is frightening and Amr is frightened the difference is that Amr in the first sentence is the one who causes fear. while in the second sentence Amr doesnot cause fear instead he feels it as something else causes it. I can also say: The cat is frightening and the rat is frightened. ( notice they are both animals) It is really misleading to say that adjectives ending with ed are for humans and those ending with ing are for things or animals. I hope my answer is helpful |
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