❌ I’M BORING Take 2 Don’t say, “I’m boring.” A lot of English learners make this mistake, but it’s easy to fix. And changing one small thing will make your English sound more natural. In English, things are boring. * Like, that movie was boring. * Jenny said her job is boring. * My history class was totally boring. On the other hand bored is an emotion. Bored is a feeling * Like, there’s nothing to do. I’m so bored. * I was bored at Jack’s party last night. * That history class made me bored. So

Some #adjectives end in '-ed' (= 'bored') and others in '-ing' (= 'boring') – but which ending describes how you feel? a) –ed b) –ing Watch the video and check your answer with Sam. #learnenglish #grammar #vocabulary #englishinaminute #englishtips #bbclearningenglish #elt #esl | BBC Learning English

🤔 Are you 'bored' or are you 'boring? This week Dan answers a question about the adjectives 'bored' and 'boring'. For more, visit our website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/english-you-need/unit-4/session-5 | BBC Learning English