Adjectives in English grammar | Position in a sentence

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For certain adjectives not used before nouns , I noticed that they are irregular plurals .. is this always the rule? if so, that would be easier to remember

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Hello Mr Andrew. wish you the best and happy new year for you and all your relatives, I have a question please. The contraction forms in english are used only in spoken english as you always remind in many lessons but I've fount them used everywhere in many english lessons , tests even in a famous stories. this is an example for that from the midsummer night dream- by Shakespeare: 'Excellent!' he cried. 'I'll be very good at it, I'm sure. I'll make the audience cry at my sufferings, you can he sure of that.'

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+nas nas Hello, happy New Year for 2016 to you and your family. It is a guideline, not a strict rule. It is a question of style, style and context. You can write the contracted form everywhere if you want, but I don't advise it at all. The contracted form is grammatically correct but it is not always considered appropriate. The guideline is *not* to use the contracted form in *FORMAL* written English. (English exams, academic essays, job applications, business documents) It is acceptable in *informal* written English and also spoken English. However your example is in fact spoken English! The words are inside quotation marks *" "* It is direct speech. They are the *exact* words that someone is *saying.* 'Excellent!' he cried. 'I'll be very good at it, I'm sure. I'll make the audience cry at my sufferings, you can he sure of that.'

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Should I not use adverb and adjective with "used to" example I used to go to school is correct but I always used to go to school is a wrong sentence. She was a beautiful girl is correct but she used to a beautiful girl is wrong please explain.

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Excuse me sir! About your example here. On that part " Did you do anything exciting yesterday? ". I think its "everything" not "anything" coz i read that using anything is for" no one" which means negative form of something.

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Hercules possessed a strength the world had never seen - a strength surpassed only by the power of his heart.this phrase I've seen among hercules subtitles .Is it right to say surpassed or is surpassed and why? I think it is passive . Ed adjectives always come before nouns. I am confused.If also there is something wrong in my writing please tell me.

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Hi Andrew, thank you very much for all your lessons, they're very helpful for me. I have a question: in this sentence " You are not tired" wich is the correct contracted form? " You're not tired" or "You aren't tired" ? Thank you very much. Corrado

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in the first example Mark and Jane are carrying a heavy chair ....chair is the boun, heavy is the noun but the article "a" become an adjective too...why you do not mention it on the video?

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