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Confused about when to use -ed and -ing adjectives? 🤔
Here’s a simple guide to help you speak English more naturally! ✨

🔹 -ed adjectives describe how a person feels
➡️ I’m tired.
➡️ She feels excited.

🔹 -ing adjectives describe the thing or situation that causes the feeling
➡️ The movie is boring.
➡️ The lesson is interesting.

💡 Quick tip:
👉 People = -ed
👉 Things/Situations = -ing

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🌟 Asking Politely in Restaurants in Qatar 🌟

Useful English when eating out:

✔ Could you please show me the menu?
✔ Could I have the bill, please?
✔ Could you please recommend a dish?

✔ I would like water, please.
✔ No spicy, please.
✔ Thank you very much.

💡 B1 Tip:
“I would like…” sounds more polite than “I want…”

👉 Your Turn!
Write ONE polite sentence using:
Could you please…?