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The word motivate is a verb that means to give someone a reason to act in a certain way.

By adding -ed to the end, it becomes motivated, an adjective that describes someone who has been influenced or encouraged to do something. For example: I'm not motivated to work late today

This sentence means the person does not feel like they want to work extra hours today. Not motivated means they don't have the energy or desire to do it.

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How about you? What BLANK you feel BLANK?

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makes

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This word is used to indicate the reason or cause of something. It is conjugated in the third person.

motivated

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It ends with -ed because it's an adjective that comes from a verb.

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