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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Mistaking adjectives and adverbs
Well i often mistake some adjectives for adverbs and vise versa .I do understand that adjectives modify nouns and adverbs modify verbs ,or adjectives ,but i cant relate to that in a sentence . That means i can't understand how to SEE if it modifies the noun ,or the verb .
Any advice ?
Any advice ?
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Do you mean something like this: She looks great! Don't eat too fast They work hard
- Do you mean something like this: She looks great!
- Don't eat too fast They work hard
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Do you mean something like this:
She looks great!
Don't eat too fast
They work hard
She looks great!
Don't eat too fast
They work hard
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Yes exactly .
When they are all piled up and you wonder if its an adjective ,or an adverb . Is it the first ,or the second and so on..
In order to understand them you need to know what are they modifying . But when i ask questions about it i still can't point the modifier's purpose . Like if it modifies a noun then it will be an adjective ,but to me it sounds as if it modifies everything
When they are all piled up and you wonder if its an adjective ,or an adverb . Is it the first ,or the second and so on..
In order to understand them you need to know what are they modifying . But when i ask questions about it i still can't point the modifier's purpose . Like if it modifies a noun then it will be an adjective ,but to me it sounds as if it modifies everything
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