【题目】D Adjectives ending in -ing and -edSome pairs of adjectives can end in -ing and -ed. Adjectives that end in -ing describehow someone or something affects us; adjectives that end in -ed describe how wefeel about something.Frame sizes varied to make the strip more interesting.t ...
In the examples below, these adjectives are used to describe an elephant. Large, grey, and friendly are all examples of adjectives Adjectives are describing words. Describing feelings and things '-ed' and '-ing' adjectives. Adjectives that end in -ed are used to describe tired, bored,...
Adjectives that end in –ly, like silly, ugly, or friendly, don’t have acceptable adverb counterparts. You’d have to use a synonym or phrase the sentence a different way. Salvador introduced himself friendlily. Salvador introduced himself amicably. Salvador introduced himself in a friendly...
Even though most one-syllable adjectives use -er and -est, fun doesn’t. More fun and most fun are right. Adjectives That End in Y If the adjective ends in “y”, it alsoadds -er and -est. But be careful! You also need tochange the y to an i. Wrong:jollyer, fancyest Right:...
(wonderfully)3.Tommy’sfunnyshoesmadeeverybodylaugh.(fun)4.Lookatthatluckyyesterday.(luck)girl,shewon5,000,000dollars 5.Lily,Ihavesomething___im__p_o_r_ta_n_t_totellyou.(importance)(C)1.Iamhungry.Iwanttohave___toeat.A.delicioussomethingB.anythingdelicious ...
Some authors claim that adjectives participate in specifier merge to at least two different functional projections dominating NP (e.g., Cinque, 2010; Taboada, 2010), whereas others claim that certain adjectives have head status, selecting for NP and projecting their own features (e.g., Bartlett...
Exceptions for adjectives that end in ED: 1. If the verb ends in a consonant + y, the “y” changes to an “i” before -ED is added. Example: fry → fried 2. If the verb ends in a vowel + y, -ED is added without changing the “y.” ...
Two-Syllable Adjectives that end in yWhen a two-syllable adjective ends in y, we create the comparative and superlative adjective forms by changing the y to i and adding er or est.POSITIVE crazyscratchyhappylovelyfriendlynoisysleepycozyfoggy COMPARATIVE crazierscratchierhappierlovelierfriendliernoisier...
Two-syllable adjectives that end in -er, -ow, or -le don’t use the adverb most like other long superlative adjectives. Instead, if an adjective with two syllables ends in –er (like bitter) or –ow (like narrow), add –est at the end without changing the spelling (bitterest or narr...
We drovehere. (Wheredid we drive?Here.Hereis an adverb that modifies the verbdrove). Words that end in-ly Many—but not all—adverbs end in-ly. If you see a modifying word ending in-ly, there is a good chance that it is an adverb. This is especially true if the word is an ad...