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Busy Teacher has collected 34 worksheets on adjectives with –ed and –ing endings so that you do not have to start from scratch when planning lessons of your own. For intermediate students and above, you can use this great PowerPoint presentation to explain the differences between these two adjective forms. Towards the end of the presentation there are some practice sentences with blanks; these can be completed as a class. Be sure to give students the chance to think about and provide the answers before revealing the answers. This is a good opportunity to check student comprehension so do not skip over it. The last two slides can be done by calling on volunteers or by asking students to write their own sentences to go along with the images. Working individually is important so you can see that the progression of activities in this presentation from introduction to individual work is very gradual and not at all intimidating for learners. Depending on your school, you may not be able to use presentations such as this one but you can still use the material in your lesson or use another worksheet from this section instead.

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Sentence Transformation 1

Workshheet useful to revise some grammar structures such as modals, neither ...nor, condtionals types, had better, would rather and tenses. Students are given 20 sentences and a word that CAN'T b ...

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Topics: -ed and -ing endings, Second Conditional, Be Able to, May/Might

Interview: Feelings Adjectives

Interview for students to practice speaking about their feelings in different situations. Great for practicing participles with -ed and -ing. Interview is for students to work in pairs. It contain ...

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Topics: -ed and -ing endings, Feelings and Emotions

Participle Clause Exercises level B2

At that crossover level from the pre-intermediate B1 to the intermediate+ B2 students need lots and lots of review of the -ed versus the -ing. At this point they just need to practice practice pr ...

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Topics: Grammar » Adjectives » -ed and -ing endings

The Gerund Mood

In this paper I briefly but comprehensively presented The Gerund Mood with its various aspects, uses and examples. It can be used by teachers as a handout or lesson plan for teaching the gerund w ...

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Topics: -ed and -ing endings, Infinitive and Gerund

Grammar Revision Board Game

This is a fun way for you to do revision on basic tenses, articles, pronouns and parts of speech with your student. With the boardgame, it would be easier for you and your students to find out whi ...

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Topics: -ed and -ing endings, Mixed Article, Possessive Pronouns

Books and Reading

A worksheet with vocabulary that describes types of books. This also includes ed-ing adjectives and a short text about the author Roald Dahl with some questions. Finally students are asked to prod ...

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Topics: -ed and -ing endings, Past Simple, Reading

Adjectives Ending in -Ed/-Ing

This is a fully animated PowerPoint presentation with audio for teaching or revising adjectives ending in -ed/ -ing at intermediate level. Students are asked to fill in the blank spaces by choosi ...

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Topics: Grammar » Adjectives » -ed and -ing endings

The Ship Wreck

Intensive reading practice and oral practice of a range of conditionals and deductive language. Students read a story which poses a problem and answer questions which lead to the solution. Readin ...

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Topics: Compound Adjectives, Degrees of Comparison, -ed and -ing endings

Adjectives Ending in "ED" or "ING"

There is a quick reminder of the difference between these two adjectives. Followed by two exercises practising them. The first is to choose the correct form of adjective from the two given - exa ...

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Topics: Grammar » Adjectives » -ed and -ing endings

Adjectives ending in -ED/-ING

This is how to distinguish adjectives in -ed or in -ing. Just a simple definition about how to differentiate between the -ing and -ed Most of the students find it difficult to differentiate, I wo ...

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Topics: Grammar » Adjectives » -ed and -ing endings

The Giant Panda

THE GIANT PANDA - READING COMPREHENSION task for students of secondary school. You can use it to check reading skills and speaking. Moreover, it can be part of your lesson about Animals and Ecolog ...

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Topics: -ed and -ing endings, Questions and Short Answers, Present Simple, Verbs, Animals

Infinitive or Gerund?

This sheet helps students to learn when they must use the infinitive and when it is necessary to use the gerund. Students must choose the correct answer- whether to put the verb in the infinitive ...

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Topics: -ed and -ing endings, Infinitive and Gerund

Adjectives with -ED and -ING

This worksheet is about adjectives ending with -ed and -ing. It aims to teach the difference in the meanings of adjectives when they take -ed and -ing. Moreover, it puts a clear cut distinction of ...