Adjectives and adverbs Adverbs . () = -- = .- - + -= = -=- .- Adverbs are related to verbs , they tell : 1) how , 2) where , and , 3) when , the verbs are done. 1) How : like : Iast , quickly Ex: He runs fast. He did it very quickly. 2) When : like : next , now , yesterday (H.K.) Ex: Next thing you should do is this. She went there yesterday. Do it now. 3) Where : like : nowhere , anywhere , here , there , out Ex: I couldn't Iind it anywhere. Come here. - +-- -=` -= = --- ly : ` He ran slowly - -- +-- -- =- ly : ` | Meena| A Iriendly person ) ! "#$%& ''' adverbs ( ) Where , when , how , why , before , after , while , since , there , rarely , seldom , should , had , little , not only , nowhere , no sooner , never *+a,-les : Rarely has he done a good job. Seldom do I eat butter. Should they come , we wouldn't go out. Had he prayed , he would have succeeded. Not only did he succeed but he also got the best grade. Never will I do that again. Nowhere could they Iind her. Adjectives "./ 0 "#12 1 ( - ~-~ ~ +~- descriptive -- -- 3#$40 52 ~- `'- ` - ` --~ _ red, young . 2 ( Quantitative --- - $6 ` ~ ~-~ -- --` - much , little , some , enough . 3 ( Numeral --- - 78 ` _~= -- --~ -~ - many , Iew , three , no . 4 ( Distributive ` each , every . 5 ( Possessive -- &%$ - My , your , his , her , its , our , your , their , whose . 6 ( Demonstrative -- 9:#;< : - this --- ~~ that -- ~~ these --- _~= those -- _~= 7 ( Relative -- .=.$ - what, which, whatever, whichever ex : I had to wait Ior 4 hours , during which I watched a movie. 8) Interrogative -- >#?14< - what , which . "#12) "./ @A BC1 D= ( EFe GH,-arisHn HI adjectives and adverbs |Meena| : (-~) -- -- -- -= _- -= =~ (--` _-) -- -~ --- er est : .- `~ Rich , richer , the richest - =` er - -= = - = est - = =~ -- = -- -~ --- more most : ` onderIul , more wonderIul , the most wonderIul _- ~-~ - =` the - _ (~=~) -- ~ ~~- --- positive ~~- -` comparative ~~- `` superlative . 29 (+- ) +--- ~=-~ -= - .= - - --- he Iollowing is a table oI comparison oI some regular adverbs : JHsitive |Meena| GH,-arative KL-erlative ast aster astest Early Earlier Earliest Quickly More quickly Most quickly Hard Harder Hardest High Higher Highest (H.K.) (+- ) +--- ~=- - -= - .= - - --- he Iollowing is a table oI comparison oI some irregular adverbs : JHsitive GH,-arative KL-erlative ell etter est adly orse orst ate ater atest (last) ittle ess (lesser) east Much (many) More Most ` -- -- -'- ` -= - =- --- Completely, immediately =~- ~- -~ - =- --- 6 -- =~- ~- -- :` Fast , chea , high , short , fine , straight , bright , flat , free , shar , hard , late , loud , real Ex: A fast car runs Iast. ''' M0 NOPQ . = adverbs . adjectives : 1 - +-- ~ ( R ='- -= - er est -- -~ --- . - ~ -= y . - y + _- I : ` rey , greyer , greyest busy , busier , busiest 2 . - ~ -- +-- ~ ( y ` -= - =- -= - : big , bigger , biggest hot , hotter , hottest 3 : -~ ` -- -= - - -~ -- -~ =~ ~- ( a bit ! a little ! much ! a lot ! far (H.K.) ex : He is much "a lot# richer than her this watch is much more exensive than the other one may you walk a bit "a little# more slowly the discovery was far more dangerous than we thought at Iirst. "#12% S/#T adjectives -- --- # ad$ectives " -= ~~ -- ) adverbs ) . -- - ~ : .` Ex : He speaks erfect Arabic. He speaks Arabic -erIectly . -`- -- ~= ~- --- ) UO.% sLIIi+es ) .- = ~ ` - --~ bold wonderILl, patient, bored, blackened, reddisF, tiresH,e, metallic, natural, activeV Iriendly, Egyptian, American, Chinese , secondary , partial, interestinW. : +--- ~=-~ -- -- .= - - --- he Iollowing is a table oI comparison oI some reWLlar adjectives ( JHsitive GH,-arative KL-erlative ast aster |Meena| astest oung ounger oungest riendly More Iriendly Most Iriendly eautiIul More beautiIul Most beautiIul Interesting More interesting Most interesting (H.K.) : +--- ~=- - -- -- .= - - --- he Iollowing is a table oI comparison oI some irreWLlar adjectives( JHsitive GH,-arative KL-erlative ood etter est (H.K.) ad (ill) orse orst ittle (uncountable) ess (lesser) east 29 ew (countable) ewer east Near Nearer Nearest (next) Much (many) More Most ar arther (Iurther) arthest (Iurthest) ate ater atest (last) ld lder (elder) ldest (eldest) ut uter (utter) utmost (utmost) p pper pmost In |Meena| Inner Inmost (innermost) : ` -- -- _-- ` -- - =- --- Rectangular , correct --- Sometimes we use two or more adjectives together , ex : Roushdy lives in a nice new house . - +-- -- - --- ed ing =~~ -~= Some adjectives end in ed or ing like , bored and boring , Ior we say: someone is ed iI something (or someone) is ing , or , iI something (or someone) is ing it makes you ed , (H.K.) ex : aki is bored with his job . aki's job is borinW . Are you interested in buying a nice house Did you meet anyone interestinW at the club ther adjectives that can end in ed or ing are : satisIied , worried , excited , conIused , annoyed , astonished , amazed , amused , terriIied , depressed , shocked . - +-- -- = -- -- R .- ~ -= - ied ` worried, terriIied - +-- -- y + -- - ~ --- -= - ed ` annoyed . --- Sometimes we use adjectives aIter some verbs , especially be and get , ex : be patient , be careIul , I'm getting hungry . |Meena| XYZ Y : --=` =- 1 +- .= - ( 2 +~- -= ~- - ( 3 -~= -- -~ - ( 4 = _- - ~ - ( 5 - -- ` - ( XYZY Complete the Iollowing table : .= ~ JHsitive GH,-arative |Meena| KL-erlative ast etter Most Quickly he Iollowing is a table oI some nouns and their ad$ectives : Nouns [/$ Adjectives Nouns [/$ Adjectives Accuracy ~ Accurate Honesty Honest Aggression = Aggressive Hunger _= Hungry Anger -- Angry Joy (H.K.) _ JoyIul Anxiety Anxious Kindness --= Kind Ascetic, asceticism - ~-- Ascetic ength .= ong igot, bigotry -- ( ) igoted oneliness -= = onely oredom ored boring oyalty oyal ravery ==~ rave Maturity _- Mature Cleverness Clever Necessity -~- Necessary ConIidence -` ConIident Nervousness ---= Nervous Creation --= Creative utgo _= utgoing Death - Dead Patience -- Patient 29 Discipline --+- = Disciplined Popularity +~ --~ Popular Energy = Energetic Probability .~= Probable Equality ~ Equal Rarity Rare aithIulness -` aithIul Reality _ ---= Real luency ~ = luent Responsibility --~ Responsible riendliness Iriendship - riendly SelIishness - SelIish Happiness ~~ Happy Shyness == Shy Hard-work ~+- ~ Hard-working Stupidity -- Stupid Heat = Hot hirst = hirsty Height _- High isdom ~= wise Eenses |Meena| /\]^ --- B S/#T si,-le Ki,-le )Ki,-le Eense) Jresent Jast _LtLre I eat I ate I shall eat ou eat ou ate ou will eat He (she , it) eats He (she , it) ate He (she , it) will eat e eat e ate (H.K.) e shall eat ou eat ou ate ou will eat hey eat hey ate hey will eat NOPQ (- - ~) . s _ =- -'- he, she, it . present . =-
XYZY Complete the Iollowing table like the previous one using verb "Drink". ~ -~-" =~ -~ ` .=" Ki,-le )Ki,-le Eense) Jresent Jast |Meena| _LtLre I drink I drank I shall drink ou drink He, she, it e -- --- \#` .a%\ -- -- - + -=- . sV esV ies . _ -'- - verbs _ he, she, it . present -- . sV esV ies ~~` _~= -= -'- - nouns : `~ He (she, it) : eats, enjoys, goes, does, carries, tries Pen-pens, toy-toys, dish-dishes, box-boxes, Iactory-Iactories . ---~ -~ =` R . .- ies +- =- ~ -= +- + -- - ~ --- -= s =- --- b "#\8c4 de. si,-le tense ( %f\0 ghiQ f60 # . =` %ey words " He always writes letters to his Iriends. &ast week she wrote many letters to her Iriends. I'll write a letter to him tomorrow. (H.K.) - --~~ -~` -- - --~ ~= -+ (-=) -~ ~ --- 1) Does he always write letters to his Iriends yes, he always writes letters to his Iriends yes, he does no, he doesn't always write -- 2) Did she write any letters to her Iriends yes, she wrote some letters to her Iriends yes, she did no, she didn't write any -- 3) ill you write a letter to him tomorrow yes, I shall no, I shan't -~-- --- present simple --= = -- - + Iacts ` the sun rises - +-- = -~ ~ -~-- --- y +- vowel ='- ed ` play - played - +-- y . ~ -= +- y _- ied ` carry carried . =- ~- -~- . -+ -'- verbs . nouns . adjectives . 29 -~-- --- simple Iuture =~ -) = -~- ~= ~- shall, will - - - ( v.be going to ` .-- I am going to eat +- ~--~ I'll eat =~ ~~ . -= - .- --`` going to --` =~- -= --- --~~ -`= =~- : ` ~ = _~ = --~~ =-= --~~ _~ ~= -- It is going to be hot today |Meena | -- _- _-- going to . -- continuous . =~-~ ) level - (~- . ing going to ~-~ - going . ing . cont . ~-~ - . verb :` .-- ~ I am going to eat ('~ ) , or , I am eating now (` ) I was going to eat ('- - ) , or , I was eating ('- - ) Active and -assive b.?j$% @/$ >.%$% @/$ . =` active and passive ~- tenses +- -~ +- tenses . .- = .= -- _ personal pronouns = --= - . = -= " ` I . .- " me " he . .- " him . - I Me (H.K.) ou ou He Him She Her It It e s ou ou they hem Eenses Active Jassive Sim. Pr He eats apples Apples are eaten by him Pa I ate an apple An apple was eaten by me u hey will eat apples (H.K.) Apples will be eaten by them " a Y " ords (verbs, nouns, adjectives and adverbs) end in "a consonant y" , we change the to I , to add es or ed or er or est or ly but the remains the same when we add ing : Ex : country countries study studies apply applied easy easier easiest heavy heavily but study studying . GHnversatiHn At FH,e : here is dad he is in the kitchen what's he doing he is reading why is he reading in the kitchen because Ahmed is watching V. in the living room . kn tFe -FHne : Hello mar yes this is Medhat oh , hi Medhat is Ahmed there no, he is not , he is at the supermarket ok. I'll call him back later . (H.K.) --- Hello hi Ann is Mary there sure , hold on she is listening to the radio , Mary , it is Ior you . --- Hello John , are you busy well I'm eating lunch right now , can I call you back later sure no problem . AbHLt a tri- ( Hi Aly , how was your trip , I just talked to eorge and he said it was really nice nice ! I thought it was awIul , the weather wasn't very good , the people weren't Iriendly , and the hotel wasn't good at all was the Iood any good a it was delicious . (H.K.) At tFe airlines HIIice : I'd like to go to New ork on uesday Ilight ok. Madam what are the departure and arrival times please