Some adjectives ending in -able/-ible can also be used after nouns. It is the only solution possible. Book all the tickets available. After something, everything etc. Adjectives come after words like something, everything, anything, nothing, somebody, anywhere etc. I would like to go somewhe...
•2.materialnounsandadjectivesmostlyendingin–en,suchasmedical,atomic,wooden,leaden,golden,silken,etc.•ThemedicalstudentwearsasilkenT-shirt.BACK 3.Emphaticadjectives •••••••••3.adjectivesthatarespecificoremphatic,e.g.Acertainwinner.Theonlyreason.Atruescholar.Amerechild.Thevery...
Adjectives Adjectives ending in ‘-ed’ describe a feeling, e.g. bored Adjectives ending in ‘-ing’ describe people or things, e.g. boring. Unit -3 Lesson - 3 A nursing career By the end of the session, trainees will be able to - understand a text about the roles of a nurse...
Adjectives ending in –ing describe what or who causes the feeling. Adjectives ending in –ed describe the feeling of people affected by the action. The man was really surprised when he arrived to his house. The students are interested in the lecture. The lecture is really interesting. The s...
构成形容词的常见后缀包括:-able (舒服的)、-al (音乐的)、-y (多云的)、-ous (著名的) 和 -ive (有吸引力的)。 A. -al Adjectives ending -al are usually formed from nouns, and often mean ‘relating to the noun’, e.g. a musical instrument (from music), a political issue (from poli...
D.Some adjectives ending in -ble, -able, -ed can be placed either before or after the nouns or pronouns. Thingsunreasonableare never durable. /Unreasonablethings are never durable. (不合理的事决不会维持得很久。) Can you give me all the money available? / Can you give me all the availab...
Adjectives ending in -û change it to -ua in the fem.: ambigû, ambigua (ambiguous); continû, continua (continuous). Two adjectives ending in -ix change it to -ija in the fem.: grix, grija (gray): lix, lija (smooth, even). Others ending in -ix are regular, however: frêi...
Thepast participle(usually ending -"ed," -"d," -"t," -"en," or -"n") The mostexcitingphrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not "Eureka!" but "That's funny." (Writer Isaac Asimov) Always be wary of any helpful item that weighs less than itsoperat...
There are two types of participle: the present participle (ending -"ing") and the past participle (usually ending -"ed," -"d," -"t," -"en," or -"n"). A. True B. False 14 not attemptedSelect the infinitive being used as an adjective. To progress things you need the ability...
(3)whenanadjectiveendingin–ableor–iblemodifiesanounwhichtakesanother adjectiveinitssuperlativedegreeortheword ―only‖asitspremodifier(4)whenthemodifierisanadjectivewithaprep.phraseoraninfinitiveasitscomplement,orwithanadverbasitsmodifier (5)whenanadjectiveisusedasanon-restrictivemodifierofanoun S...