Adverbs / adjectives

Adverbs / adjectives

1. Adverbs Rules Adverbs indicate the time, place, manner, degree or frequency of an event or action. Adverbs have many different functions and can have different positions in a clause.

   • Adverbs Rules Adverbs indicate the time, place, manner, degree or frequency of an event or action. Adverbs have many different functions and can have different positions in a clause.
     • Example.
       • He started the job when the boss told him to. This is the university where I studied. /The math teacher explains things too fast. / Mi brother jumps very high. . A ghost suddenly appeared. / Un fanstasma apareció de repente. They walked close to each other. / How is your grandmother? / Fuente: https://www.ejemplos.co/adverbios-en-ingles/#ixzz7JIwibgQk
         • Adverbs are classified according to the information they provide, that is, to the circumstances to which they refer. In this way, we distinguish the following:
           • Negation
           • Mode
           • Relative
           • doubt
           • Time
           • Quantity
           • Place
           • Affirmation
           • Interrogatives and exclamation.
           • Of time: they answer the question. when? That is, they indicate when the action takes place. Examples: Again, now, last night, previously, before, soon, on time, just, late, early Of place: they answer the question where? Examples: here, inside, ouside, there, around, up, close, under, next to. So: they answer the question how? That is, they express the way in which an action is performed. Examples: on purpose, well, fast, aloud. In addition, adverbs of manner can be formed by adding the ending "ly" to certain adjectives: easily (easily), consciously (consciously), poorly (insufficiently), etc. Of frequency: they indicate with what frequency or periodicity an action is carried out. always (always), frequently (frequently) never (never) sometimes (some times) Quantity: they answer the question, how much? Examples: much (a lot), little (little), very (very), enough (quite a lot). Of affirmation: even (even), certainly (certainly), indeed (effectively), evidently (obviously), Denial: no (
             • EXAMPLE
               • He started the job when the boss told him to
               • The math teacher explains things too fast.
               • They walked close to each other.
               • How is your grandmother?
             • Posición de un adverbio que modifica un verbo Un adverbio que modifica un verbo puede ser colocado en una de estas tres posiciones: Primera posición de la oración (si se quiere destacar) Tomorrow I will fly to London Mañana volaré a Londres Última posición de la oración I returned from New York yesterday Volví de Nueva York ayer Posición central Posición central significa antes del verbo no auxiliar: I always work hard
               • Valeria Melo Pani
                 • 28/01/22

2. Adjectives describe the qualities of people and things. Words like poor, blue and interesting are adjectives.

   • they indicate a quality of the names (size, age, appearance, character...) and always precede them. That is, an adjective is a word that qualifies a noun and always precedes it. Quite the opposite of Spanish. Imagine that in Spanish we say “a tall girl”, in English we would say “a tall girl” (a tall girl).
     • How are adjectives made in English? We can always find some expressions where the adjective appears after the noun. For example, the adjectives involved, present & concerned can be placed before or after the noun they modify, but the meaning will change depending on the position they occupy:
       • NOUN + ADJECTIVE I would like to see the people involved Here is a list of the people present at the meeting I need to see the man concerned by this matter
       • ADJECTIVE + NOUN It was an involved discussion The present situation is not sustainable A concerned father came to see me today
       • . Determinative adjectives All – everything, everybody Another – other Both – both each Either – either, both, neither every Neither – none of the two Other – other, others This – this, this, this That – that, that, that, that, that/or These – these Those – those, those, those The other – the other, the other, the others, the others
         • What are qualifying adjectives?
           • Colors : Black – Gray –White...
           • Form: Round Squar- Rectangular triangular…
           • Tamaño: Big – Huge – Large – Small...
           • Clima: Rainy – Stormy – Sunny – Windy...
           • Temperatura: Cold Hot Warm...
           • Tiempo: Modern New Old Young...
           • Condición: Asleep – Empty – Healthy – Married...
           • Cocina: Boiled Cut Fried Stewed...
           • Sabor: Bitter – Delicious Fatty Sweet
           • Materiales: Paper Steel Silver Stone...
           • Textura: Clean – Hard – Loose Slippery...
           • Sonido: Faint Silent Shrill Soft...
           • Opinión: Good Rigth Useful Wrong...
           • Personalidad: Arrogant – Intelligent – Optimistic – Selfish ...
           • Apariencia: Dirty – Rich – Simple – Ugly...
           • Religión: Buddhist Catholic Christian Jewish...
           • Sentimientos: Amused – Enthusiastic – Sad Worried...
         • What are quantitative adjectives?
           • SUSTANTIVOS CONTABLES. Many, so many, too much, few, a few, fewer, the fewer, a large number of, a great many...
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               • EVIDENCE I . CONCEPT MAP
           • SUSTANTIVOS INONTABLES. Much, so much, too many, little, a little of, less, the least, a large amount of , a great deal of...