英语中形容词的用法

Demonstrative Adjective
要点一
Summary word
要点二
Detailed description
an adjective indicating the position or scope of a noun.
This type of adjective includes "this", "that", "these", "those", used to indicate the specific position or scope of a noun, such as "this apple", "those people", etc.
person?", etc. They usually appear in interrogative or exclamatory sentences,
expressing doubts or exclamations about the nature or characteristics of
things.
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Classification of Adjectives
Quality Adjective
Summary word
an adjective that represents a quality, quality, or characteristic.
Detailed description
This type of adjective describes the intrinsic attributes or characteristics of a noun, such as "beautiful", "brave", "kind", etc. They are usually used to describe a person's personality, qualities, or the nas are often used to make the meaning of the presence cleaner They help the reader understand the context better and provide more information about the subject
Adjectives as predict
Position in the presence
Description
Comparison
When an objective is used as a prediction, it follows the verb and is usually separated from it by a comma or a full stop For example, "She is beautiful."
Adjectives with opposite means are commonly placed next to each other
Adjectives that modify objections
Adjectives that modify other objections should be placed after the modified objection
In this case, the objective is used to describe the subject of the sentence It gives information about the subject's state or condition
As a predictive objective, it can also be used to compare two subjects This is done by adding "er" or "more" to the objective For example, "He is teller than her."
Interrogtive and Exceptional Adjectives
Summary word
an adjective that expresses a question or exclamation.
Detailed description
This type of adjective is used to ask questions or express strong emotions, such as "How beautiful!", "Which brave
Comparison
Adjectives can be used to compare two or more things by adding '- er' or 'more' to the objective For example, "a Taller person" or "a more intelligent person"
Types
Adjectives can be classified into different types such as descriptive, positive, demonstrative, explicit, and ordinal objections
Function
Description
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The order of objections
Sequential rules
Closed to the noun
Objectives that are closed to the noun are commonly the most important ones
Opposite means
Description
Adjectives are used to provide a description of the noun They can give information about the appearance, color, size, or other characteristics of the
Adjectives as completion
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Position in the presence
When an objective is used as a completion, it follows the subject and verb and is separated from them by a common For example, "She is beautiful, and she is ugly."
This type of adjective describes the external characteristics of a noun, such as "big", "small", "red", "young", etc. They are used to describe the specific characteristics of things such as appearance, size, color, age, etc.
noun
Comparison
Adjectives can be used to compare two or more nouns This is done by adding "- er" or "more" to the objective For example, "bigger" or "more beautiful."
The Usage of Adjectives in English
目 录
• The definition and function of objectives
• Classification of Adjectives • The Usage of Adjectives • The order of objections • The comparative and superior forms of
Irregular situation
Irregular objections
Some objections have irregular forms that don't follow the normal order of objections These should be placed according to their means and importance
Comparison
As a completion, an objective can also be used to compare two subjects This is done by adding "- er" or "more" to the objective For example, "She is more beautiful than he."
Comparative level
Comparative objectives are used to compare two things or people, showing how one is more or less than the other
Descriptive Adjective
Summary words
adjectives that describe the external features of nouns such as appearance, color, size, and age.
Detailed description
Description
In this case, the objective is used to complete the meaning of the subject It provides additional information about the subject that cannot be observed from the subject alone
objections • Special usage and precautions
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The definition and function of objectives
Definition
Definition
An objective is a word that describes a noun or a pronoon It provides additional information about the person, place, thing, or idea being named
Adjectives are used to provide a more detailed and specific description of the subject, making the noun more precise and clear
Emphasis
Adjectives can be used to emphasize the characteristics of the subject For example, "extremely delicious" or "increasingly beautiful"
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The Usage of Adjectives
Adjectives as rejectives
Position in the presence
Objectives are commonly placed in front of the noun they modify For example, "Beautiful flower."
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Preliminary phrases
Preliminary phrases that modify nouns should be placed after the modifying objectives
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The comparative and superior forms of objections