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My Diary worksheet

 
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My Diary My Diary

This is a short comprehension that highlights the differences between present participle and past participle (-ed and -ing) adjectives. It is often a problem for Asian students. The exercise in the worksheet where students have to find out what the -ed/ -ing adjective is describing normally helps them notice a pattern in the usage.

 Level:elementary
 Age: 9-17
 Downloads:18

Copyright 23/3/2011  Dorothy G
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