In this episode, we will discuss adjectives that end in '~ing' or '~ed and the different meanings they express. I will also show you why it is SUPER important that you get them correct. I will show you loads of examples and situations as well as discussing some important points you need to know. If you are not 100% sure about adjective endings in English, you should listen to this show now.

In this episode, you will learn about:

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• Bored vs Boring
  
• Why are Adjective Endings Important?
  
• What's the Difference between Bored & Boring?
  
• What Other Adjectives Does This Apply To?
  

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