Lesson 3: Participle Adjectives & Third Conditional
Lesson 3: Participle Adjectives & Third Conditional
Welcome to Grammar B2! At an upper-intermediate level, distinguishing between how a person feels (-ed) and what causes the feeling (-ing) is essential for clear communication. Additionally, the third conditional allows speakers to reflect on past events that cannot be changed. This lesson provides professional contexts for these advanced structures to elevate your fluency. Key Vocabulary & Structures: Exhausted (-ed Adjective) - Describes how a person feels. Extremely tired. Exhausting (-ing Adjective) - Describes the thing or situation that causes the feeling. Fascinated (-ed Adjective) - Describes how a person feels. Strongly attracted and interested. Fascinating (-ing Adjective) - Describes the thing or situation that is interesting. Had known (Past Perfect) - The 'if' clause in the Third Conditional indicating an imaginary past situation. Would have (Result) - The result clause in the Third Conditional for something that did not happen. Common Mistake: -ED vs -ING Adjectives Nev…