Mark's note: The large flashcards have separate images for 3 of the vocabulary words (surprise, amaze, and excite) so that you can clearly show the difference between 'excited' and 'exciting' for example. The rest of the images aren't separated, but you point to the person and how they were made to feel (past participle - shocked) or point to what is making them feel that way (present participle - shocking.)

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Adjectives: present participle options

Mark's note: I made these images to teach the past participle forms and didn't plan for them to be separated beyond the 3 mentioned above. So, I don't have different large flashcards. However, I did my best to create options for teaching these as present participles.

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