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 The present participle as an adjective has an **active** meaning (the movie bores me, the book fascinates me).
-The object of the participle (Here: “I, Helen”) is the cause [Ursache] or the giver of a feeling: The movie gives me the feeling of boredom [Langeweile].
+The //object of the participle// (Here: “movie”, “book”) is the cause [Ursache] or the giver of a feeling: The movie gives me the feeling of boredom [Langeweile].
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 ==== Past participles as adjectives ====
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 ^Example^Explanation^
-|During the film I got very **bored** [gelangweilt] .|verb: to bore → past participle as adjective: bored|
+|During the movie I got very **bored** [gelangweilt] .|verb: to bore → past participle as adjective: bored|
-|When I read the book myself, I was also fascinated| verb: to fascinate → past participle as adjective: fascinated|
+|When I read the book myself, I was also **fascinated**| verb: to fascinate → past participle as adjective: fascinated|
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 The past participle as an adjective has an **passive** meaning (I was bored by the movie, I was fascinated by the book).
-The object of the participle (here: “I”) is the result [Ergebnis] or the receiver [Empfänger]  of a feeling: I get the feeling of boredom [Langeweile] from the movie.
+The //object of the participle// (here: “I” in both sentences) is the result [Ergebnis] or the receiver [Empfänger] of a feeling: I get the feeling of boredom [Langeweile] from the movie.
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