Clearly, creating a classroom climate that is (accepting), confortable, and noncompetitive helps.
Clearly, creating a classroom climate that is (accepting or accepted), confortable, and noncompetitive helps.
The answer is the former. But I can't understand why it is.
In this sentence, what is wrong with using the latter ?
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Accepted is past tense. And therefore wrong.
Also accepting and accepted do have slightly different meanings in this case It's the adjective accepting and not the verb
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/accepting
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