Difference between “ED” or “ING” – English Grammar

that’s so interesting

that’s so interesting go away no one finds you interesting

go away no one finds you interesting

go away no one finds you interesting function forward so I continue i’m the

function forward so I continue i’m the

function forward so I continue i’m the analyst interested

analyst interested

analyst interested oh sorry hmm

oh sorry hmm

oh sorry hmm sorry today I’m joined by Winston

sorry today I’m joined by Winston

sorry today I’m joined by Winston Churchill he was our prime minister

Churchill he was our prime minister

Churchill he was our prime minister during World War two so from the most

during World War two so from the most

during World War two so from the most British people he was very

it’s that one

it’s that one and this is why

so is it edie or ing if you’re talking

so is it edie or ing if you’re talking about your feeling then its Edie so for

about your feeling then its Edie so for

about your feeling then its Edie so for example I’m bored no I’m interested I’m

example I’m bored no I’m interested I’m

example I’m bored no I’m interested I’m so excited

so excited

so excited uh I’m annoyed I’m so confused

uh I’m annoyed I’m so confused

uh I’m annoyed I’m so confused I’m absolutely fascinated by this I’m so

I’m absolutely fascinated by this I’m so

I’m absolutely fascinated by this I’m so scared and if it’s the situation its ing

scared and if it’s the situation its ing

scared and if it’s the situation its ing so for example this is really confusing

so for example this is really confusing

so for example this is really confusing that’s disgusting

that’s disgusting

that’s disgusting this is so annoying

this is so annoying

this is so annoying this is terrifying so just remember Edie

this is terrifying so just remember Edie

this is terrifying so just remember Edie you’re feeling ing the situation