-ED/-ING? - English is so confused/confusing! I get really frustrated/frustrating.
confusing - frustrated
When I got to the airport, I realised I ______________ my passport at home.
had left
left
was leaving
leave
REPORTED SPEECH : "Would you like a coffee?" asked John. > John asked.....
John asked (me) if I would like a coffee.
MAKE THE PASSIVE: Someone has stolen the jewels!
The jewels have been stolen!
I ______________ to Paris twice.
have gone
have went
have being
have been
-ED/-ING? - I fell over in front of the whole school. It was so embarrassed/embarrassing!
embarrassing
-ED/-ING? - It's surprised/surprising that so many people think the world is flat.
surprising
REPORTED SPEECH : "I'm going to the park," said Pete. > Pete said.....
Pete said (that) he was going to the park.
MAKE THE PASSIVE: They grow coffee in Brazil.
Coffee is grown in Brazil.
MAKE THE PASSIVE: The police arrested the murderer.
The murderer was arrested by the police.
REPORTED SPEECH : "I've found a new job in Barcelona," said Tom. > Tom said.....
Tom said (that) he had found a new job in Barcelona.
REPORTED SPEECH : "Simon left at 9am this morning," said James. > James said.....
James said (that) Simon had left at 9am that morning.
EXTREME ADJECTIVES: That's very funny! > That's ____________!
That's hilarious!
EXTREME ADJECTIVES: It's very cold! > It's _____________!
It's freezing!
-ED/-ING? - He couldn't get tickets to the concert. He's very disappointed/disappointing.
disappointed
EXTREME ADJECTIVES: He's very angry! > He's _________!
He's furious!