Verbal
Adjectives (predicative and attributive)
Ing-form / present
participle / F2
-ed form/ past
participle / F4
They both function
as an adjective.
F2 is used when it
is introduced by [It is / was F2].
F4 is used when
the subject is the person / an animal.
[S] verb-to-be /
linking verb
They are words
expressing attitudes / emotions / feelings/ sensation.
Both F2 and F4 can be used before a noun.
Here is the list
of words:
F2 F4
amazing amazed
astonishing astonished
comforting comforted
confusing confused
disappointing
disappointed
embarrassing embarrassed
exciting excited
exhausting exhausted
frightening frightened
frustrating frustrated
impressing impressed
interesting interested
inspiring inspired
irritating
irritated
perplexing perplexed
puzzling puzzled
relaxing relaxed
satisfying satisfied
scaring scared
shocking shocked
stunning stunned
surprising surprised
threatening
threatened
thrilling thrilled
tiring tired
worrying worried
[It] is / was F2 ……………………………………………
[Person]
verb-to-be / linking verbs F4
[It] is worrying
/to see so much pollution in our environment/.
= To see so much
pollution in our environment is worrying.
I am worried to
see so much pollution in our environment.
I am worried about
how to complete my assignment in time.
[The frightened
boy] cried loudly for his mother.
Could you add in
some more?
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