A: The class is boring / The class is bored
B: The teacher is boring / The teacher is bored
C: The teacher is boring / The teacher is bored
Bored & boring (participle adjectives) are often confusing for a lot of English learners. Let’s have a look at the difference between them and once and for all solve the mystery!
Here are the example sentences
- I was tired yesterday so I went to bed early.
- I’m interested in Jazz.
- Jack was excited when he won the lottery!
- My job is tiring. I need a vacation.
- I think Jazz is very interesting.
- Winning the lottery is very exciting!
- My history class is boring because the teacher is boring.
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