Showing posts with label -ed ending. Show all posts
Showing posts with label -ed ending. Show all posts

Friday, 25 September 2015

Weekly Links 4º ESO #82

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Just to remind you how to use -ed and -ing endings with adjectives correctly.
Tip: Adjectives ending in -ing talk about the CAUSE, while adjectives ending in -ed tell the EFFECT.
Example: If something or someone is boring/interesting/embarrassing, you will feel bored/interested/embarrassed. For Spanish student the difference is between "ser + adjetivo" (be + adjective+-ing) and "estar + adjetivo" (be + adjective + ed).
Here are more examples.


Have a nice weekend.

Friday, 24 October 2014

Weekly Links 2º ESO —65

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This week we've been working on how to pronounce "-ed" endings in English. Here is a video to train your listening a bit more.

Esta semana hemos estado trabajando en cómo pronunciar el sonido final "ed" en inglés. Aquí tenéis un vídeo para entrenar vuestro oído un poco más. 


Have a nice weekend.

Friday, 1 November 2013

Weekly Links 2º ESO —44

How to pronounce "-ed" ending in regular verbs in the past tense. A clear explanation in American English. In British English they prefer to pronounce [id] instead of [əd].

Cómo pronunciar la terminación "-ed" de los verbos regulares en pasado. Una explicación muy clara en inglés estadounidense. En inglés británico prefieren el sonido [id] más que el sonido[əd].


Have a nice weekend.
Buen fin de semana.

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