jueves, 26 de julio de 2012

ADJECTIVES


ADJECTIVES










The adjective is a part of speech or word class which complements to a noun or name to call it, expresses characteristics or properties attributed to a noun, whether concrete (the green book, big book), whether abstract (the book difficult). These adjectives accompanying noun (book) and are intended to specify or highlight some of its features and is said to determine what, then, to add an adjective and not talk about any book, but just a green book.

Of significance, according to a quality attributed to a noun, rather abstract (knowable by the mind, as in "difficult book") or specific ("perceptible by the senses, as in" Green Book ")














HOT












SHORT


HOMERO IS FATER THAN OSCAR


HOMERO IS STRONGER THAN MR. SATAN

BART IS SAFER THAN GUNTER






THE ANVIL IS HEAVIER THAN THE PEN


LUISA IS HEALTHIER THAN CARLOS


JUAN DAVID IS HAPPIER THAN JOHN




MARIA IS MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN LUNA






THE ELEPHANT ES LARGER THEN THE MOUSE








BART IS YOUNGER THAN KAMESENIN



SLOW



CLEAN



FULL



BART IS WORSE THAN THE ANGEL





SAFE
SMALL









FLASH IS FASTER THAN BOB




The adjectives in English can be classified into the following categories: determiners, Qualifying, Quantitative, gentile, participles, compounds, numerals, etc.. Here we also see intensifiers of adjectives, comparatives, superlatives and how comparisons are performed in English.
determinative adjectives
These adjectives are used to define, determine which noun / s we are referring. For example: this, Those, every, each, either, neither.
this (dis) - this, this, this (singular)
that (dat) - the, this, this, this, that / o (singular)
These (DIIS) - these, these (plural)

Those (Aldous) - these, these, those / you (plural)

SAD

all (bl) - all / at all / as
every (Evri) - each (meaning all)
each (Ich) - each (taken in particular)
both (Bouz) - both, the two
Either (Ider or aider) - any (two), both, none (to deny)
Neither (or Naider Nider) - neither, neither the one nor the other
HIGH

turquoise (térkuóis) - Turquoise

another (anóder) - another / a
other (Oder) - another / a Other / as
the other (di Oder) - the other, other, other, other


DIRTY

Qualifying adjectives
They express the qualities of the noun they modify and are located in front of it. Not change neither gender nor the number (red cars, fat woman). Here is a list of some grouped by category with translation, pronunciation and examples.
Adjectives by category
Colors: black, gray, violet, white, ...
Size / Measure: black, gray, violet, white, ...
Shape: square, round, oval, spherical, ...

Colors - Colors
black (blak) - black
gray (Grei) - gray
violet (váiolit) - violet
white (juáit) - White
green (gríin) - Green
orange (órendch) - Orange
network (red) - red
Brown (Braun) - Brown
sky blue (blu skai) - blue
blue (blu) - Blue
yellow (iélou) - Yellow
pink (pink) - Pink
purple (pérpl) - Purple
beige (béidch) - beige

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