There are two groups of
predicative adjectives: adjectives denoting health conditions [e.g.:
ill, well] and adjectives with a-
as prefixes [e.g.: alone, asleep]. For the latter type, none of such
adjectives can be placed before a noun as a premodifier. ( )
predicative adjectives: adjectives denoting health conditions [e.g.:
ill, well] and adjectives with a-
as prefixes [e.g.: alone, asleep]. For the latter type, none of such
adjectives can be placed before a noun as a premodifier. ( )
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- There are two groups of<br/>predicative adjectives: adjectives denoting health conditions and<br/>adjectives with a-<br/>as prefix. For the latter type, none of such adjectives can be placed<br/>before a noun as a premodifier. ( )
- Some adjectives are absolute and cannot be modified, e.g., sterile or unique.
- Prepositional<br/>phrases are used as adjectives or adverbs. ( )
- Adverbs describe or modify _________.( ) A: verbs, adjectives, other adverbs and whole groups of words B: verbs C: verbs, adjectives and other adverbs D: verbs and adjectives
- Which of the following<br/>adjectives is gradable? () A: excellent B: favourite C: famous D: perfect
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It is a rule of English that adjectives generally _____ (先于) the noun they modify.
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( ) Some adjectives can be converted to verbs.
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The term -ed participles refers to the use of verbs as adjectives in front of noun
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The opposites of many adjectives are formed by adding a negative prefix(e.g. un-, in-, im-) to them, or a suffix (-less) to the noun taht they come from. Adverbs are usually formed by adding -ly to the corresponding adjectives.Please give the opposite adverb of happy ( )
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Nouns partially converted from adjectives do not possess all the qualities a noun does. They must be used together with ______. A: plural forms B: single forms C: adjectives D: definite articles