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What Do You Think of Marriage?

Here are the correct definitions: A Gymnast - a person who does gymnastics as a sport A Comedian - a person who tells jokes as a profession to entertain others A Clown - a person who entertains, especially at a circus, by dressing and acting in a humorous silly way A Musician - a person who plays a musical instrument, writes music, or sings as a profession or hobby A Dancer - a person who dances, especially as a profession or an entertainment

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What Do You Think of Marriage?

Here are the correct definitions: A Gymnast - a person who does gymnastics as a sport A Comedian - a person who tells jokes as a profession to entertain others A Clown - a person who entertains, especially at a circus, by dressing and acting in a humorous silly way A Musician - a person who plays a musical instrument, writes music, or sings as a profession or hobby A Dancer - a person who dances, especially as a profession or an entertainment

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what do you think of marriage?

Marriage expresses love.


It is an important step in life so you have to take
care when you choose your partner.
BRIDE GROOM BRIDESMAIDS

INVITATIONS

RINGS
CEREMONY

RECEPTION
-ing/ed adjectives
* An adjective that ends in -ED is used to
describe: a feeling (or how a person feels) or
an emotion.
-ed adjectives cannot be used to describe an
object or situation.
* An adjective that ends in -ING is used to
describe: the characteristic of a person, a
thing or a situation.
My girlfriend is bored. (My girlfriend feels bored)
My girlfriend is boring. (My girlfriend is a boring person)
• This grammar lesson is boring. I am bored
reading all about these grammar rules.
• I am tired right now. My flight was tiring
(because it was a twelve-hour flight).
You look really (tired/tiring). Why don't you go
to bed?
Sit down – I have some very (excited/exciting)
news for you.
Everyone's very (excited / exciting)
about the news.
I don't like watching (depressed / depressing)
films on my own.
Sue: Hi, Jane. Have you had an (interest) day?
Jane: I've had a very (excite) day. It's my birthday
today.
Sue: I'm a little (confuse). I thought your birthday
was next month.
Jane :No, that's my brother's birthday. Mine is
today.
Sue: Oh! Now I'm (embarrass). I didn't get you a
present.
Jane: That’s (disappoint). But it's OK.
Sue: Mmm… Hey, I've just had a (fascinate) idea.
Why don't we go shopping and get you a present right now?
That way we can get you something really nice?
Jane: Oh… great idea. :)
-ED ADJECTIVES -ING ADJECTIVES
ANNOYED ANNOYING
BORED BORING
CONFUSED CONFUSING
DEPRESSED DEPRESSING
EMBARRASED EMBARRASING
EXCITED EXCITING
FRUSTRATED FRUSTATING
FRIGHTENED FRIGHTENING
INTERESTED INTERESTING
SATISFIED SATISFYING
SURPRISED SURPRISING
SHOCKED SHOCKING
Vocabulary - Romance
True if the words are correct or False if incorrect.
1. I was attracting to Susan the moment we
met.
2. Henry dumped me for another girl.
3. Jenny chetted on me once.
4. He flirted on me in the party.
5. We dated for two weeks and then got
married.
a person who is very athletic
a person who moves to music
A Gymnast
A Comedian a person who works in a circus
A Clown a person who makes other
A Musician people laugh
A Dancer a person who plays an
instrument or sings

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