...djective goog-looking, long-lasting, open-minded, ell-dressed. -Ing form of verb used as an adjective an amusing fello, the governing authorities. 2. You can emphasize your feelings about something that you mention by using emphasizing adjectivespure bliss a raving lunatica complete idiot the very thingabsolute rubbish at the very beginningend of in utter despair in entire agreement itha total failure outright best-sellera perfect success a positive delight toa crashing bore truegenuine pleasure to 3. Attributive and predicative adjectives Most adjectives can be used both attributively in front of the noun and predicatively after the verb BE, SEEM, LOOK etc.e.g. She has read an interesting story. The story is interesting. But there are some adjectives that can be used only in one ay. Attributive adjectives Predicative adjectives atomic eastestsouthnorth easterneternsouthern indooroutdoor maximum nationide occasional supplementary oolen etc. afraid alive alone apart aare glad ill likely ready safe sorry sure unable etc. II. Position of adjectives 1. before a noun young oman. 2. after the verb BE, BECOME, SEEM, STAY Your ideas are interesting. Books are becoming expensive. She looks happy. The eather ills stay dry. 3. ith some verbs after the object My sister keeps her room tidy. 4. theadj.Romanian noun in the plural the youngtinerii the richbogatii the Englishenglezii 5. after a noun certain phrases the people presentknight errantCourt MartialPoet Laureate etc. Order of adjectives placed before a noundeterminer opinionsizeshapeagecolororiginmaterial purpose typenoun attheto nicebiground oldblueFrench glass fruit bol III. Comparison of adjectivesPositiveComparative Superlative-er,-est-one syllable adj.-to syllable adj.-ending in yPeter is tall.Pam is lucky.Peter is taller than Jack.Pam is lukier than Lori.Peter is the tallest in the group.Pam is the luckiest girl I kno.more,the mostless,the least-long adj.This is difficult.This is moreless difficult than I thought.This is the most least difficult thing to be done. N.B. hen comparing to items the COMPARATIVE is used e.g. Sam is tenty, hile Jimmy is 13. Sam is the older of the to. Some long adjectives can be take either er, -est or more, the most able common noble simple clever narro simple unkind gentle handsome pleasant polite e.g. commonermore common, the commonestthe most common. Irregular forms good-better-best bad-orse-orst little-less-least far-farther-farthest ill-orse-orst much-more-most further-furthest old-elder-eldest many-more-most To sho that a quality changes, use er and estmore and moreless and less e are luckier and luckier. She is better and better. They speak more and more fluently. He is less and less stubborn. IV. Adjective patterns Some adjectives are folloed by certain prepositions.prepositionexamples of adjectives aboutangry,annoyed,anxious,certain,confideny,excit
ed,happy,pleased,right,sorry,upset,nervous. atamazed,angry,annoyed,bad,excellent,good,hopeless
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itical,envious, fond,full,guilty,incapable,jealous,kind,nice,proud
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d,typical. toaccustomed,engaged,generous,inferior,kind,marrie
d,polite,possible,rude,superior,similar. toardsfriendly,patronizing. ithangry,annoyed,bored,busy,content,croded,delight
ed,disappointed,familiar,friendy,furiuos,happy,occu
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