Hello, I have a big problem and that is how to identify between some adj words and verb words.
Because my main language doesn't have Verb to be. We can say '' I angry or you beautiful'' directly
so the word Angry make me confused , Why this word is an adj word ?
For example
the word worry is a verb and We can say I worry about you and ok this word has adj form
but
Why we can't say I angry you despite the fact the both words are explantion about speaker's feeling
so I would like to know the verbs word when I'm anry , mad , furious ,
These are also adjective........ __
Anonymous the word worry is a verb and We can say I worry about you and ok this word has adj form Yes: the adjectives are worried and worrisome . Anonymous Why we can't say I angry you Because angry is an adjective, that is all. Use the verb: I angered you.
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Anonymousthe word worry is a verb and We can say I worry about you and ok this word has adj form
Yes: the adjectives are worried and worrisome.
AnonymousWhy we can't say I angry you
Because angry is an adjective, that is all. Use the verb: I
Many English words have forms which are different parts of speech.
You made me angry. (This is the most common. It means you caused my anger. You caused me to feel angry. You angered me.)
You infuriated me. You enraged me.
AnonymousHello, I have a big problem and that is how to identify between some adj words and verb words.Because my main language doesn't have Verb to be. We can say '' I angry or you beautiful'' directlyso the word Angry make me confused , Why this word is an adj word ?
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