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Adjectives -ed or -ing Quiz

1. I was really ________ by the ending of the movie. a) surprising b) surprised 2. This book is so ________ — I can't stop reading it! a) interesting b) interested. Online quiz to test your understanding of English -ed and -ing adjectives.

Teachers: Homework: Censorship Vocabulary 🤬

fact-checking, social unrest, riot, unorthodox, liable... Intermediate Like many topical issues, censorship comes with a range of jargon that can be difficult for learners of English to understand. It is, nevertheless, important language to know.… Continue