40 easy sentences with adjectives ending in -ed / -ing

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In this video, I have shared a list of adjectives that are originally past participles and present participles, which end with -ed and -ing. For all those words example sentences have been given both in English and Tamil.
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Good video

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@moorthycm6299]

Thanks million mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@jayantparthiban2479]

How can we contact you for online classes mam?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Good Morning 🙏
I am extremely sorry!
After Covid, I stopped conducting classes.

[@priyaselvam1282]

The colours in the paintings are pleasing to the eye . indha sentence la
மகிழ்ச்சியூட்டும் வகையில் இருக்கிறது னு சொல்லாம, ஏன் மகிழ்ச்சியூட்டும் வகையில் இருந்தது என்று past tense la solli irukinga Mam? indha doubt clear pannunga mam.now this sentence is past tense or present tense?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Are pleasing என்பதால் அவ்வாக்கியம் present tense தான், ஆகையால் இருக்கிறது என்பதே சரி.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

தவறுக்கு மன்னிக்கவும் 🙏
தவறை சுட்டிக்காட்டியதற்கு நன்றி 🙏

[@priyaselvam1282]

Ok mam thanks to cleared my doubt mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@user-ph6ip1hk7u]

Mam good - goodness rich - richness nu lam change pandrom lam simple compound complex la change pandrom lam ma so atha Mari simple la change agara words list send panna mudiuma mam plz

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Good is an adjective, and its noun form is goodness.
You will get it in Google.
Search key: list of commonly used adjectives and their noun forms.
And, regarding SIMPLE, COMPOUND, COMPLEX sentences, a video is uploaded. Please check the playlist named LENGTHY VIDEOS.

[@user-ph6ip1hk7u]

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[@dineshrajan8724]

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[@mohanapriya9815]

Hi Mam..are you taking any classes to imrpove english ?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Hi,
I am extremely sorry 🙏
I don't conduct classes 😊

[@saranyasss664]

Could you telle the difference between get to know and come to know mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

It's simple:
Get to know is to spend time with someone or something so that you gradually learn more about them or it.
E.g. I got to know my new friends.
Come to know is gain knowledge about something through experience.
E.g. Recently, I came to know the features of the new Samsung Android.

[@faalihafaaliha128]

1) இரண்டு விசில் வந்தவுடன் குக்கரை off பண்ணு .
2) எத்தனை விசில் வந்திச்சு?
How to say in English ma'am?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Turn off the stove after two-whistles from the cooker.
How many times has the cooker whistled (until now)?

[@faalihafaaliha128]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Thank you for your quick reply.

[@ckarthik5145]

Hai mam ninga soldra thing padhi purithu pathi purila for example adjective apdina yennanu small over view kuduthutu sollunga mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Adjective apdina oru vishayatha describe seiya udhavum sol.
Example:
It is a big ball.
Inga big Adjective.
He is tall.
Inga tall Adjective.
She is educated.
Inga educated Adjective.
They are talented.
Inga talented Adjective.
Ippo puriyudha?

[@ckarthik5145]

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[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Sure 👍 kandippa soldren!

[@thangarajusundari5646]

Hi mam any English classes

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Hi,
I am extremely sorry 🙏
I don't conduct classes.

[@saranyasss664]

Hello mam could you tell me the difference between get to know and come to know mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

It's simple:
Get to know is to spend time with someone or something so that you gradually learn more about them or it.
E.g. I got to know my new friends.
Come to know is gain knowledge about something through experience.
E.g. Recently, I came to know the features of the new Samsung Android.

[@saranyasss664]

Thank u ma'am.. I spent 3 months with her. Then only I got to know about her real face. Few months before I joined spoken English class. So that I came to know about grammar. Is it write mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Good, but slight changes need to be made.
I had spent three months with her and got to know her well - her true face.
I had enrolled in Spoken English classes, due to which I came to the key elements of English grammar.

[@saranyasss664]

Antha sentences simple ya irukaaga mam.. appadi use pana kudaathugala mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Simple'a irukkanumnu mistakes'oda sentences form panna koodadhu.

[@user-hd3lv3dq3c]

Va vanthu marunthu sapdu னு epdi sollurathu

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Come here! Take this medicine - apdinu sollunga.

[@thulasipriyanlkgbsection5971]

Mam children ku online class iruka mam pls

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Hi,
I am extremely sorry 🙏
Naan classes conduct pandrathilla. Kadaisiya eduthu three years achu.

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[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@Madhumithayalvi]

Hi mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Hi, Please tell me

[@riyasahamedmohamedismail1983]

You always great ma' am thank you so much

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 😊 🙏

[@PurushothamanRaja-jw3tn]

நான் என் குழந்தையை தூங்க வைத்துக்கொண்டு இருந்தன் - how to say this in English, mam.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

I am sending my baby to sleep!

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Past = I was sending my baby to sleep.

[@PurushothamanRaja-jw3tn]

Thank you mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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