1. placement of adjectivesWithin a sentence, the adjective has the position for 3 points is.(1) in this case, the extended adjectives adjectives placed nouns page displays whether a type example.adjective nouna young reporteran old professorthe funniest gamethis narrow canalhis fierce dogAdjectives, nouns may be extended to more than one term.Adjectives nouna thin young reportera handsome old professorthis very narrow canalExample"What happened to you last night ?"What happened to you last night."I was bitten by a fierce dog."Milk is a ferocious dog bite."Whom did you talk to yesterday ?"You talk to anyone yesterday."I talked to a thin young reporter."I was talking to journalists, young skinny body.2. the adjective is after the verb. In this case the page BE adjectives, Verb to be invoked, will have the duty of the adjective form that complement, which is the description of the subject of the sentence.Example"What's your sister like?"The sister of Diana wanted to be in shape you have."She's tall and slim."She is tall and slim waist body shape, less."Is she beautiful?"She is pretty?"No, but she's clever."But she is wise."Is she married?"She married yet."No, she's single."Yet she is single.3. the adjective is after LINKING VERBS include seem, feel, look, become, appear, stay, get (= become), sound, taste, remain.ExampleOur friends seem ready to help.Our friend, seems ready to give assistance.The weather will stay fine for a few days.The weather will remain fine, the next 2 – 3 days.He looks unhappy whenever he has to study.He does not look happy whenever he need to learn.Bread is becoming expensive in this town.The bread are expensive up in this city.This mango tastes sour.This mango sour flavor.He still remains popular.He is still known to the people.2. the position of other adjectivesIn addition to the usual position of adjectives, as mentioned in section 1, there are also some cases in which the adjective placed in a different position from the rules above:1. adjective is at the end of the.This style permeates an adjective used to mean a person's more communicative (a class of people), such as.The young of young people.The rich, wealthy man.The old peopleThe employed persons who are employed.The unemployed people who are not employed, unemployed people.The privileged ones who have special rights.The poor poor.The blind blindThe dumb dumbThe Japanese people, JapanThe English people English.ExampleThe rich should help the poor.The rich should help the poor.The young should look after the old.Young people should take care of the elderly.The employed are happier than the unemployed.People who are employed are happy than people who don't get hired.The English have a lot to learn from the Japanese.The British people need to learn much more from people, Japan.2. adjectives, is at the end of a sentence.Adjectives used in this case, it is at the end of a sentence, karma (object) Called object complement verbs associated with this ด้แก่ message guidelines get, keep, make, find, paint, set, turn, wish, like.ExampleI like my coffee black.I am black and bakafae software.Don't get your clothes dirty.Don't make your clothes dirty.My sister keeps her room tidy.The sisters maintain a tidy her room. They set the prisoners free.They liberate the prisoners as freedom.The cold weather turned the leaves red.Cold weather makes the leaves turn red.He wished himself dead.He wanted to die.We painted the door white.We painted the door is white.I found the box empty.I found an empty box.3. the adjective noun or pronoun is at the end of the extended.Pronouns (pronouns) are used in this case to indefinite pronouns, pronouns ending in-that is, the body, one thing:-ExampleThe chairman asked the people present at the meeting to express their views.= The chairman asked the people who were present at the meeting to express their views.The Chairman of the participants commentThe boys involved in the fight were sent away to anotherschool.=The boys who were involved in the fight were sent away to another school.Male students are involved with the hit was sent to another school. Mary hopes to marry someone rich.=Mary hopes to marry someone who is rich.Mary hopes to marry a wealthy man.Did you buy anything nice at the store?=Did you buy anything which is nice at the store?You buy things at fabulous store?3. the order of adjectivesReaders might be asking if there is a variety of information derived from several words to sort these adjectives in front of a noun is correct, namely the?Adjectives tellExcursion in the opinion (opinion), such as the beautiful, ugly.Size (size), big, large, small.Shape (shape), such as fat, thin, slender.Color (colour), such as black, white, red.Age (age) like the old, new, ancient.Origin (origin), such as French, Siamese, English.Purpose (purpose), such as shopping, running, jogging.Material (material), such as silk, plastic, wooden.The answer is to sort these adjectives in front of a noun follows.opinion —> size —> age —> shape —> colour—> origin —> material —> purpose —> NOUNExampleA tall Thai medical worker went abroad yesterday by Thai Airways.
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