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Adjective after direct objects / Will
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Adjective after direct objects / Will
Sometimes we place adjectives after direct objetcts.
- In this position, the adjective is alle “an object complement” Notice the adjectives in this excerpt from the reanding. Each one is directly after the noun it describes.
- Example:
- “Kept the rein tight, my body still my weight steady over his shoulders…”
- I like my coffe BLACK
- we paintend the house GREEN
- His gift made her HAPPY.
- we paintend the house GREEN
- I like my coffe BLACK
- “Kept the rein tight, my body still my weight steady over his shoulders…”
- Example:
- In this position, the adjective is alle “an object complement” Notice the adjectives in this excerpt from the reanding. Each one is directly after the noun it describes.
will
- We use will to talk about the future when we are not quite sure what will happen, so we say what we think will happen
- You will usually come across will in its contracted form: 'll.
- examples:
- Me sentiré bien por la mañana: I’ll feel good in the morning
- Allí estaré: I’ll be there
- Te veo mañana: I’ll see you tomorrow
- Allí estaré: I’ll be there
- Me sentiré bien por la mañana: I’ll feel good in the morning
- examples:
- You will usually come across will in its contracted form: 'll.
- We use will to talk about the future when we are not quite sure what will happen, so we say what we think will happen
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- Mind Map on Adjective after direct objects / Will, created by victor problemas on 02/03/2021.
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