| -ED/-ING Participles of Emotional Response Verbs |
| Introduction |
| Grammatical Summary |
| Guided Practice |
| Verb or Adjective? |
| Analyzing Sentences |
| Appropriate Participles |
| Creating
Concept Sentences |
| Action Steps |
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-ED/-ING Participles of Emotional Response Verbs Guided Practice VERB OR ADJECTIVE? Read each of the sentences below and indicate whether the highlighted -ing or -ed word is functioning as a verb (or part of a verb phrase) or as an adjective (participle). Indicate your choice by clicking on VERB or ADJECTIVE. 1. The dog was panting from the heat. VERB ADJECTIVE 2. Worried investors called their brokers for advice. VERB ADJECTIVE 3. I awoke to the sound of running water. VERB ADJECTIVE 4. The recent dip in the stock market worried investors. VERB ADJECTIVE 5. The panting dog needed a drink of cool water. VERB ADJECTIVE |
