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Grammar Exercise: Adjectives Ending with -ed and -ing. Give the correct answers for this given dialogue. Answer if the the word in the parenthesis should end in -ed or -ing. Sue: Hi, Jane. Have you had an (interesting) day? Jane: I've had a very (exciting) day. It's my birthday today. Sue: I'm a little (confused. I thought your birthday was next month. Jane No, that's my brother's birthday. Mine is today. Sue: Oh! Now I'm (embarrassed). I didn't get you a present. Jane: That's (disappointing). But it's OK. Sue: Now I'm (depressed), too. Hey, I've just had a (fascinating) idea. Why don't we go shopping and get you a present right now? That way we can get you something really (pleased). Jane: What an (enchanting) idea. Where shall we start? Sue: What about right here?

A happy Friday to you! I\'m so glad with the result of your homework today! You really had a great improvement and you made use of your adjectives ending in -ed and -ing appropriately. All I can say is that, just keep on writing and using in daily conversations what you have learned in your homework today because that will enhance more your communication skills. Make the fullest out of this chance. My encouragement and good wishes are always with you. T.Lara Homework Grammar Exercise: Adjectives Ending with -ed and -ing.Give the correct answers for this given dialogue. Answer if the the word in the parenthesis should end in -ed or -ing.Sue: Hi, Jane. Have you had an (interesting) day? >> Correct!Jane: I\'ve had a very (exciting) day.>> Correct! It\'s my birthday today. Sue: I\'m a little (confused. I thought your birthday was next month. >> Correct! OR >> Sue: I\'m a little (confused). I thought your birthday was next month. Jane No, that\'s my brother\'s birthday. Mine is today.Sue: Oh! Now I\'m (embarrassed).>> Correct! I didn\'t get you a present. Jane: That\'s (disappointing).>> Correct! But it\'s OK. Sue: Now I\'m (depressed), too. >> Correct!Hey, I\'ve just had a (fascinating) idea. >> Correct!Why don\'t we go shopping and get you a present right now? That way we can get you something really (pleased).>> Pleasing.Jane: What an (enchanting) idea.Where shall we start? >> Correct!Sue: What about right here?