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-ed vs -ing Adjectives Dictation: Questions about Reactions
A2 Level
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Who or what is the question about? Listen to that part before the adjective ending. An ed word can ask about a person's feeling; an ing word can ask about the effect of an experience. They are different questions. Hear the opening words too: is, was, were and did help you follow the time and structure. You do not need to answer the question about yourself. Simply write the question as you hear it, with the same adjective and ending.
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