Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

Comparative Adjectives look at two things. Superlative Adjectives words look at more than two things Usually, Adjectives words that contain just a single syllable or end in "y" utilize "er" to shape comparatives and "est" to frame superlatives. For Adjectives words finishing in y, change the "y" to "i" before including the "er" or 'est'. old – older – oldest young – younger – youngest pretty – prettier – prettiest long – longer – longest short...

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Adjectives

Adjectives portray or alter things.  I like tall tales. A tall tale is a fanciful story that has doubtful characters in a fabulous foundation. It makes me disregard this present reality and invigorates my drained personality. Adjectives for the most part show up instantly before the thing. A pretty young lady Red blossoms A long stick Overwhelming boxes Warm climate Ordinarily, Adjectives of inverse significance are shaped by including...

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Action Verbs

Action verbs express action and are the most widely recognized verbs. Action verbs require toward the end with third-individual, solitary subjects. He eats bread. She strolls to the station. It drifts on the ocean. Negative sentences require don't, does not, or did not.  I don't eat bread. He doesn't eat bread. You didn't stroll to the station. It doesn't glide on the ocean. Interrogative sentences start with do, does,...

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"Be" Verbs

A verb indicates activity or a condition of being. I go home. Home is my place to rest. I like the possess a scent reminiscent of my home. I feel completely casual. Home invigorates me. At home, I prepare for another day. "Be" verbs show a condition of being. Verbs must match subjects. I am a specialist. He is sluggish. We are here. Negative sentences require "not" after the verb. I am not a specialist. He is not sluggish. We are...

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Pronouns

A pronoun replaces a thing. Case story: Mary is one of the leaders of the ToJi Corporation. Mary works with Mr. James and Mr. James' child Tom. Mr. James and Mr. James' child Tom are specialists in organic chemistry. Mary, Mr. James, and Tom investigated and imagined a medication for disease treatment. On the off chance that the story above is composed utilizing pronouns: Mary is one of the leaders of the ToJi Corporation. She works with...

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Possessive Nouns

Possessive nouns are utilized to demonstrate proprietorship.  Possessive nouns typically are framed by including a punctuation (') and s. 1-John's book 2-Kerry's auto 3-Grandmother's mirror At the point when a thing is plural and closures in s, simply include a punctuation ('). 1-The children's toys 2-My folks' home The instructors' parlor In the event that two individuals possess a certain something, add the punctuation and s...

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Count Nouns vs. Non-Count Nouns

Count Noun  Can be considered at least one. pen, PC, bottle, spoon, work area, glass, TV, seat, shoe, finger, blossom, camera, stick, swell, book, table, brush, and so on. Take a s to shape the plural. pens, PCs, bottles, spoons, work areas, mugs, TVs, seats, shoes, fingers, blooms, cameras, sticks, inflatables, books, tables, brushes, and so forth. Work with expressions, for example, (a couple of, couple of, some, a few, each, each,...

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