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Posted on 10/29/15 at 8:42 pm to KaiserSoze99
Posted on 10/29/15 at 8:42 pm to KaiserSoze99
No, but you might say that you are embarrassed.
Did you click my second link where it says biased is an adjective?
Here is another English lesson for you.
LINK
Did you click my second link where it says biased is an adjective?
Here is another English lesson for you.
LINK
This post was edited on 10/29/15 at 8:43 pm
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Posted on 10/29/15 at 9:27 pm to Tacoma Tiger
For some reason, you fail to get the concept that there are states of being, separate from any verb. Bias is one of them. It is a permanent state. In verb form, "to bias" is to influence, in which case, one is biased. You don't say that you are colded. You are cold.
See, you are stupid. You're not stupided. You can't be "humaned" (as in human being} because you are so fricking ugly, not uglied. You must be too poored to get a good education. You're probably fatted too.
See, you are stupid. You're not stupided. You can't be "humaned" (as in human being} because you are so fricking ugly, not uglied. You must be too poored to get a good education. You're probably fatted too.
Posted on 10/29/15 at 9:31 pm to Tacoma Tiger
Hell, even in your link, it gives you examples.
That link must be biasing to you. Your posts are stupiding to all readers.
quote:
Alarmed - Alarming
Aggravated - Aggravating
Amused - Amusing
Annoyed - Annoying
Astonished - Astonishing
Astounded - Astounding
Bored - Boring
Captivated - Captivating
Challenged - Challenging
Charmed - Charming
Comforted - Comforting
Confused - Confusing
Convinced - Convincing
Depressed - Depressing
Disappointed - Disappointing
Discouraged - Discouraging
Disgusted - Disgusting
Distressed - Distressing
Disturbed - Disturbing
Embarrassed - Embarrassing
That link must be biasing to you. Your posts are stupiding to all readers.
This post was edited on 10/29/15 at 9:36 pm
Posted on 10/29/15 at 10:35 pm to KaiserSoze99
Your examples don't even make any sense. Of course you don't add -ed to a word that is already an adjective to create another adjective.
Let me give you an example. "Retard" is a verb meaning to impede the progress of. "Retarded" is an adjective meaning slow.
Did you even read any of my links, or are you so convinced of your misinformed opinion that you don't even bother?
The first is a link to the book Common Errors in English Usage which clearly states that the correct usage is "biased."
LINK
The second is a link to Merriam-Webster clearly stating that "biased" is an adjective.
LINK
Even the link you quoted clearly states that all of those -ed and -ing words are adjectives.
Go look up the definition of bias as a noun; it's a tendency, not a state of being.
Now, why don't you go listen to the crickets in the thread you started on the Aggy board pointing to this one.
Let me give you an example. "Retard" is a verb meaning to impede the progress of. "Retarded" is an adjective meaning slow.
Did you even read any of my links, or are you so convinced of your misinformed opinion that you don't even bother?
The first is a link to the book Common Errors in English Usage which clearly states that the correct usage is "biased."
LINK
The second is a link to Merriam-Webster clearly stating that "biased" is an adjective.
LINK
Even the link you quoted clearly states that all of those -ed and -ing words are adjectives.
Go look up the definition of bias as a noun; it's a tendency, not a state of being.
Now, why don't you go listen to the crickets in the thread you started on the Aggy board pointing to this one.
This post was edited on 10/29/15 at 11:27 pm
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