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Passive & Active ADJECTIVES (ending in -ED or -ING)

How to teach the grammar topics of PARTICIPLE ADJECTIVES, commonly referred to as -ed and -ing adjectives. Find this video's companion resources at http://www.insightstoEnglish.com, including printouts, presentation materials, and further tips and tricks. There are 2 types of Participle Adjectives: Active and Passive ACTIVE ADJECTIVES use the present participle form (they end with 'ing') and express that the connected noun causes the related action. Remember that progressive or continuous tenses also are active and also have verbs that end with 'ing'. PASSIVE ADJECTIVES use the past participle form (they usually end with 'ed') and express that the connected noun is affected by the related action. Remember that perfect tenses can also focus on results and also have verbs that end with 'ed' (unless they are irregular verbs). Passive Adjectives can express the same things as the Passive Voice structure and in the same way. -- 0:00 Identifying Adjectives 0:24 Participle Adjectives 0:46 Cause & Effect 1:42 Active Adjectives 2:15 Passive Adjectives 3:22 Examples 4:02 Summary 4:28 Passive Adjectives and Passive Voice -- For more on Participles, check out    • Verbals: VERB PATTERNS 'after certain verbs'   For more on cause and effect, check out    • Simplifying rules for CONDITIONAL sentences   For more on perfect tenses, check out    • Why we use the PRESENT PERFECT Tense   For more on Passives, check out    • How to use the PASSIVE VOICE structure   [good for native-speaking learners as well as ESL or EFL students] Let us know in the comments how the method in this video has helped you and your students with the passive structure! -- INSIGHTS TO ENGLISH creates videos and other resources to share alternate perspectives on various grammar topics. Presenting various approaches ensures that no student is left in the dark. see more at http://www.insightstoEnglish.com