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ENGLISH GRAMMAR
- ADJECTIVES
- They modify
nouns and
nouns
equivalents
- They are divided in 8
types of adjectives
- Adjectives
of quality
- these type of
adjectives allow
you to qualify or
describe a noun
- examples
- honest
- large
- bulky
- beautiful
- ugly
- honest
- examples
- these type of
adjectives allow
you to qualify or
describe a noun
- Adjectives
of quantity
- these tell you how
many people or
things are meant or
in what order
- examples
- whole
- enough
- few
- must
- hid
- whole
- examples
- these tell you how
many people or
things are meant or
in what order
- Demonstrative
adjectives
- these type of adjectives
are used to identify and
they are next to a noun
- examples
- this
- that
- these
- those
- this
- examples
- these type of adjectives
are used to identify and
they are next to a noun
- Interrogative
adjectives
- this type of adjective is a
word that modified a
noun by asking a question
- examples
- what
- which
- whose
- what
- examples
- this type of adjective is a
word that modified a
noun by asking a question
- Emphasizing
adjective
- these type of
adjectives are used to
emphasize a noun
- examples
- own
- very
- own
- examples
- these type of
adjectives are used to
emphasize a noun
- Exclamatory
adjective
- these type of adjectives
show emotions but it is
used with a noun
- examples
- how wonderfoll is she!
- What a
blessing!
- What a
goal!
- how wonderfoll is she!
- examples
- these type of adjectives
show emotions but it is
used with a noun
- Possesive
adjective
- these type of adjectives
show possesion or
ownership
- examples
- our
- my
- your
- his
- her
- our
- examples
- these type of adjectives
show possesion or
ownership
- Indefinite
adjective
- these type of
adjectives describe
a noun in a
non-specific sense
- examples
- someone
- none
- any
- other
- some
- someone
- examples
- these type of
adjectives describe
a noun in a
non-specific sense
- Adjectives
of quality
- they exhibit 3 changes
called degress of
comparison
- positive
degree
- It is used
to express
a quality
- It is used
to express
a quality
- comparative
degree
- It is used
to express
comparisons
- It is used
to express
comparisons
- superlative
degree
- It is used to
compared more
than two people
- It is used to
compared more
than two people
- positive
degree
- They modify
nouns and
nouns
equivalents
- ADVERBS
- They may modify
three elements in
the sentence
- verbs
- adjectives
- other adverbs
- verbs
- They are divide in 8
types of adverbs
- Adverb of
manner
- These tell you how
something happpens,
they are placed after
the verb or the object
- examples
- accidentally
- interestingly
- comatosely
- stupidly
- accidentally
- examples
- These tell you how
something happpens,
they are placed after
the verb or the object
- Adverb
of place
- Tell you where
something happens
- examples
- here
- there
- inside
- above
- here
- examples
- Tell you where
something happens
- Adverb
of time
- Tell you when or
how long something
happens
- examples
- today
- then
- late
- now
- today
- examples
- Tell you when or
how long something
happens
- Adverb of
frequency
- these type of adverb
tell you how often
something happens
- examples
- always
- sometimes
- nightly
- weekly
- always
- examples
- these type of adverb
tell you how often
something happens
- Adverb of
certainty
- these type of adverb
tell you how certain
we are of something
- examples
- surely
- possibly
- probably
- surely
- examples
- these type of adverb
tell you how certain
we are of something
- Adverb
of degree
- These show you the intesity
with which something
happens. Also called
intensifiers
- examples
- quite
- dead
- very
- so
- quite
- examples
- These show you the intesity
with which something
happens. Also called
intensifiers
- Adverb of
negation
and
affirmation
- These type of adverb help
us to say yes or no. They
are equivalents of
sentences
- examples
- yes
- no
- yes
- examples
- These type of adverb help
us to say yes or no. They
are equivalents of
sentences
- Conjunctive
adverbs
- They express a
relationship that
coordinating and
subordinating
conjunction
perform separately
- examples
- also
- then
- besides
- also
- examples
- They express a
relationship that
coordinating and
subordinating
conjunction
perform separately
- Adverb of
manner
- They may modify
three elements in
the sentence
- They are two kind of
descriptive words
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