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Past Participle
Bore
Terrify
Shock
Embarrass
Frustrate
Past Participle
Bore Bored
Terrify Terrified
Shock Shocked
Embarrass Embarrassed
Frustrate Frustrated
Past Participle & Present Participle
Bore Bored Boring
Terrify Terrified Terrifying
Shock Shocked Shocking
Embarrass Embarrassed Embarrassing
Frustrate Frustrated Frustrating
We can use the past participle or present
participle of a verb to make an adjective.
Verb = Adjective
What is an adjective?
What is an adjective?
Describes a noun
What is an adjective?
Describes a noun
-ING -ED
-ING is often the reason or cause of -ED
Past Participle and Present Participle
Teacher is boring
Teacher = Boring
Verb: To bore
The teacher is boring.
BUT
The student is _____.
Verb: To bore [Past Participle]
The teacher is boring.
BUT
The student is bored.
Verb: To bore [Past Participle]
=
The student FEELS bored.
Verb: To bore
Boring Bored
Past Participle and Present Participle
bored……
Verb: Terrify
?
The dinosaur is ______.
?
The girl is ________ .
Verb: Terrify
TERRIFYING TERRIFIED
TERRIFIED!!!!
1. I am confusing about the assignment that’s
due tomorrow.
CORRECT 2. The boy was embarrassed when he
OR dropped his ice cream.
INCORRECT? 3. Marine biology is a fascinated subject.
4. Space in an interested place.
• Stand up and find a
partner 5. Space is an interesting place.
• Decide whether 6. Lucy is excited to go on a trip to Japan.
each sentence is
correct or 7. Mike was surprised when we threw him a
incorrect. birthday party.
8. I was shocking when I heard the news.
1. I am confusing about the assignment that’s
due tomorrow.
CORRECT 2. The boy was embarrassed when he
OR dropped his ice cream.
INCORRECT? 3. Marine biology is a fascinated subject.
4. Space in an interested place.
5. Space is an interesting place.
6. Lucy is excited to go on a trip to Japan.
7. Mike was surprised when we threw him a
birthday party.
8. I was shocking when I heard the news.
Verb: To annoy