ADJECTIVE ENDING -ING AND -ED

 ADJECTIVE ENDING -ING AND -ED

Denifition

Adjective endings are endings that are applied to adjectives in English to modify or explain a noun or pronoun. Adjective endings help to indicate the qualities, characteristics, or feelings of a noun or pronoun. There are two types of adjective endings, - ing and-ed, which have different roles and functions in modifying nouns and pronouns.

 

Types And Example Of Adjective Ending -Ind And -Ed

1. Adjective Ending-ing

- ing is used to indicate an adjective that describes an action or an ongoing process. Adjective subject is an object

Example: the running girl is sweating.

2. Adjective Ending-ed

- ed is used to indicate an adjective that describes an action or feeling that has occurred. The Adjective subject is the person

Example: the tired girl went to bed early.

Both types of adjective endings have an important role in forming sentences and modifying nouns and pronouns.