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non gradable (extreme) adjectives start learning
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awful, super, extreme, excellent,
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impossible, unique, main,
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non gradable adjectives - other start learning
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dead, domestic, digital, chemical
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sexy, interesting, fantastic
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eg. round, square, triangular
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words with -ed or -ing but still the adj, always comes from the verb
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eg. French, British, Asian
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eg. plastic, golden, wooden
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shooting (as in a shooting gallery), bathing (as in a bathing costume)
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1. gorups of people (the rich, the blind) 2. people of a given nationality in general (the English, the Dutch) 3. abstract ideas (she's interested in the supernatural)
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adjectives in predicative function - after a noun start learning
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asleep, afraid, alike, alone, upset, well, ill The baby 's asleep. He was afraid. They look alike. John was alone. She was upset when her lover left her. He's very well. You look ill.
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adjectives in atributive function start learning
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sleeping, frightened, similar to, lonely, depressed, healthy/fit, sick a sleeping baby, a frightened man. They are similar to each other. A lonely man. A depressed woman. A healthy/ fit man. Nurses look after sick people.
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