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Mitsuo23 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
a + adj + noun
Would you help me to come up with some basic words that are used as a countable noun due to the adjective.
e.g.
He's having lunch.
He's having a business lunch.
It'll be rain.
It'll be a heavy rain.
Thank you,
M
e.g.
He's having lunch.
He's having a business lunch.
It'll be rain.
It'll be a heavy rain.
Thank you,
M
Top answer
You have the right idea here. He's having a business lunch. He's having a late / early lunch.
- You have the right idea here.
- He's having a business lunch.
- He's having a late / early lunch.
- It'll be a heavy rain.
- It'll be a good / welcome rain.
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You have the right idea here.
He's having a business lunch.
He's having a late / early lunch.
It'll be a heavy rain.
It'll be a good / welcome rain.
He's having a business lunch.
He's having a late / early lunch.
It'll be a heavy rain.
It'll be a good / welcome rain.
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sorry for my bad writing but I need new nouns, such as rain and lunch, which are all I could come up. knowledge would be another one but it is too fancy to my purpose. I need more basic ones.
Thank you,
M
Thank you,
M
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He's having dinner/supper/breakfast.
He's having a big dinner/supper/breakfast.
It'll be snow.
It'll be a heavy snow.
He's having success.
He's having a big success.
It'll be disgrace.
It'll be a big disgrace.
He's having a big dinner/supper/breakfast.
It'll be snow.
It'll be a heavy snow.
He's having success.
He's having a big success.
It'll be disgrace.
It'll be a big disgrace.
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