ADJECTIVES - Basic English Grammar - Parts of Speech Lesson 4 - What is an Adjective? - Grammar

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Hello teacher! I was studing the adjectives order, and I found a diferent order from yours. Your order Determiners Opinion Size Shape * Age * Color Origin Material Porpouse But others sources Determiners Opinion Size Age * Shape * Color Origin Material Porpouse Wich sequence is correct? Thank you

[@LearnEnglishLab]

Adjective order is not a fixed rule; there is some flexibility in how adjectives can be ordered, so you will see different rules in different sources. The important thing is to have a general sense for adjective order, so you that you can notice it in real-life texts (i.e. in reading and listening). See these two sources below that give the same order as mine: dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/adjectives-order learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/english-grammar-reference/adjective-order

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Dear Prof, If I might In Oxford I studied age before shape ! Would you agre with me ?

[@LearnEnglishLab]

Hi Andrea, I don't fully understand the sentence. Can you clarify?

[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

Topic adjective order age before shape and not viceversa. A

[@LearnEnglishLab]

You make a good point. And you might be correct but there's actually some flexibility in the order of adjectives. With age and shape there isn't complete agreement among grammarians on which should come first. One reason might be that these two don't go together very often. It could also be because in different situations, different arrangements sound correct. For example, "A new rectangular football field" sounds correct (age before shape) but "A round vintage flower pot" also sounds correct (shape before age), possibly because the word 'vintage' which shows age forms a noun phrase with 'flower pot.'

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Haha, I don't think you'll see that in a test, Andrea. It's pretty uncommon!

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Hi.... If we were to order the following adjectives in terms of intensity... Weary, tired, exhausted , sleepy.... In my point of view it should be Tired, exhausted, weary, sleepy.... Is this correct?.. how can i help my 9 year old to order them?.... what technique to use..any ideas?

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Instead of saying "Maya is taller than Sarah", could one say "Maya is much taller than Sarah"? I know it's redundant but is it incorrect?

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Yes, you can say that, and in fact, it's not redundant at all. Because 'much taller' means 'a lot taller'. Much is used as an intensifier; another common intensifier is 'far': 'far taller' (which, although grammatically correct sounds unnatural in 'far taller' when referring to human beings) :)

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hello sir, thank you for explaining Adjectives nicely. All my doubts are cleared. i request you to please make videos on these topics as well, so that Adjectives is completely clear to us. 1. Formation of Adjective 2. Degrees of Adjective and 3. Correct use of Adjectives (like use of much, many, little, a little, the little, few, a few etc)

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I cannot understand the comparative and superlative adjectives

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Comparative is when u compare between sub and object Superlative is the highest point of comparison relating to one subject only Eg High is neutral Higher is comparative Highest is superlative Hope it helps

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Sir, you haven't explained all the types of adjectives. Why? There are many types: 1- Descriptive Adjectives 2- Quantitative Adjectives 3- Proper Adjectives 4- Demonstrative Adjectives 5- Possessive Adjectives 6- Interrogative Adjectives 7- Indefinite Adjectives 8- Articles 9- Compound Adjectives

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Thanks, Ganesh, for your videos...they are extremely helpful! I was wondering if you could make a video with several sentences, maybe a small paragraph, showing all the different parts of speech. If you could make a small paragraph and label every word explaining why each word is the particular part of grammar that it is, that would be very helpful to me, and I'm guessing to others as well. Again, many thanks for your videos!

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have watched all your videos in series of this playlist.😊 and eagerly waiting for the further 4 parts of speech.!😇

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Those are coming soon, Juhi. I have gotten a little busy with work. In another two weeks' time, I'm going to resume posting videos regularly :)

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the best way to remember the adjective order is DOSSACOM ISNT IT i dont think i would ever forget this in future

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Sounds good. Mnemonics are always useful :)

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Dossacom “what is dis exactly

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Hello Teacher Ganesh, The explanations of using Adjective in sentences are very insightful. The given examples are clear and concise. Thus, it esaily makes one to have an overview of the adjective. Would you minding making a video lesson about the use of the combined words " ....many more, ....much more ... " in sentences. I often get confused of using these words in building sentences and even don`t know it grammatical structure. I would be so much obliged to you. I look forward to seeing you soon. Thanks & regards, Fazil

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This is my car. In this sentence, the word "This" will be consider as a determiner?

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Sir you have told that you would exaplain determiners in detail in the other lessons. i've searched but couldn't find. could you please give me the links to check the lessons sir?

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How can we know when "these" is pronoun and when "these" is adjective

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Sir plz explain the difference between possessive pronouns and determiners