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The Rich Pay A Lot of Income Tax. (Rich People in General - All of Them) The Rich People of Our Town Had A
The Rich Pay A Lot of Income Tax. (Rich People in General - All of Them) The Rich People of Our Town Had A
The Rich Pay A Lot of Income Tax. (Rich People in General - All of Them) The Rich People of Our Town Had A
Many common adjectives (pretty, sad, etc.) do not have particular endings. There
are some
common endings, however, for adjectives formed from nouns and verbs.
These are:
-able comfortable -ent dependent -ical historical -al accidental -esque picturesque
-ious victorious -ant reluctant -ful careful -ish childish -ar circular -ian Italian -ist
racist -ary imaginary -ible horrible -ive attractive -ate passionate -ic historic -less
careless
• There are also compound adjectives which are formed with:
1 present participles. a time-consuming task, a never-ending story
2 past participles. worn-out shoes, a broken-down car
3. cardinal numbers + nouns. a two-day seminar (NOT: a Am days SeFRiRar), a
three-week holiday
4 well, badly, ill, poorly + past participle. a well-paid job, a poorly-built house, an
ill-chosen remark
The adjectives afraid, alike, alive, alone, ashamed, asleep, content, glad, ill,
ПІСЛЯ НИХ ніколи не вживається іменники
Типи порівнянь
1.as ... (positive degree) ... as His hands were as cold as ice.
not so/as ... (positive degree) ... as
not such a(n)/so ... as
2. twice/three times, etc./half as ... (positive) Their house is twice as big as ours.
3. the same as
4. look, sound, smell, taste + like She looks like an angel.
5. less ... (positive degree) ... than / the least ... (positive degree) ... of/in The green
sofa is less expensive than the black one, but the blue one is the least expensive of all.
6. the + comparative ... , the + comparative The sooner you start, the sooner you'll
finish
7. comparative + and + comparative Life is getting harder and harder
8. prefer + ·ing form or noun + to + -ingform or noun (general preference) I prefer
watching TV to going out.
I prefer lemonade to cola