Name: Excited or Exciting: Adjectives That End in -ED or -ING
Uploaded: 2023-08-30T22:41:48.694Z
Duration: 2 min 51 s
Description: Are you confused about when to add -ED or -ING at the end of an adjective? This video will teach you the difference, with examples, and provide practice to help you become confident in knowing the difference.

Are you confused about when to add -ED or -ING at the end of an adjective? This video will teach you the difference, with examples, and provide practice to help you become confident in knowing the difference. 

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Excited or Exciting: Adjectives That End in -ED or -ING

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