How to Use English Adjectives Ending in '-ED' and '-ING'

So, "-ing" and "-ed" are verb endings, right? Not so fast! We English speakers like to turn verbs into adjectives, and both the "-ing" and "-ed" endings may be used to do this. It won't work for every verb, but here we've brought together some common examples of verbs that are used this way, as what we sometimes call participial adjectives—they're formed from the participles of the verb. Are you ready?
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