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Bal_saul Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

adjectives

hey i'm having a problem with adjective...can u help on it pls....
  

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What problem do you have? If you write us the problem concretely, we might help you.

paco
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hello...i'm having a problem in the order of adjectives.I don't know which one comes first is it the cardinal or the ordinal???

Can u give me asite wherein i can study adjectives???Actually its our exam tom. and i'm still preparing for it.thanks.........i need ur reply very soon
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It is usually the ordinal before the cardinal: the first six girls are my daughters.

Adjective order can be found by googling the phrase, which will turn up such sites as [url="http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/elc/studyzone/410/grammar/adjord.htm"]THIS[/url].

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hey last question...how aboout using adjective as the subject and the object of the sentence,How's that be???

And what is an object of the verb???
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Adjectives can become nouns, but then they are no longer functioning as adjectives-- they are pronomials:

The rich get rich and the poor get poorer. (rich/poor = rich/poor people)

Closer to remaining an adjective is:

There is nothing like the mysterious to raise one's hackles. (Still, mysterious = mysterious things/
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