Participial Adjectives, Type 1: Are You Interesting, or Interested?

This video talks about participial adjectives of feeling, emotion, or state, such as interesting/interested, confusing/confused, touching/touched. Learn when and how to use these common adjectives, making sure to use the correct form to describe either the source or the affected person. Follow this URL to see a list of Participial Adjectives: drive.google.com/file/d/1yxjM...

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Please explain the participle which does the role of an adverb.

[@JeanietheEnglishTeacher]

I'm afraid I don't have a video on participles that function as adverbs. I can tell you that present and past participles can sometimes be make into adverbs with -ly, such as surprisingly or excitedly. You can also use a participle to modify a clause, which makes it an adverb: Unfazed, she kept walking forward. Expecting more, we did not accept their proposal.

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