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(New) Pre Writing Lesson 5
(New) Pre Writing Lesson 5
(New) Pre Writing Lesson 5
UNIT 4
Exciting? Terrifying?
The past participle adjective is used to talk
about how someone feels.
Adverb
busy
“How busy?” especially = adverb
Adjective or Adverb?
Adjective + ‘ly’
The positions of adverbs in a sentence
● Before or after a verb
E.g. We should live happily with our neighbors. / We should
happily live with our neighbors.
Type Example
ALMOST NEARLY
Meaning: very close to
Almost/ Nearly + every + singular nouns
Almost/ Nearly + all + plural nouns
Eg: Almost everyone is aware of traffic rules.
Nearly all students did not take part in the festival.
Some pairs of adverbs that can be
misunderstood
MOST MOSTLY
We use most with nouns to mean ‘the Mostly is an adverb that means
majority of’: ‘mainly’:
Eg: She plays tennis most mornings. Eg: I am mostly interested in the
Most tap water is drinkable. history of the house. (= I am interested
in other things about the house but my
When we are talking about the majority main interest is its history.)
of a specific set of something, we use
most of the + noun.
Eg: The food at the party was delicious.
He’d made most of the desserts
himself.
significantly
Additionally
examined
slightly considerable
stable
Nowadays, in modern cities, there are mostly high-
rises and major roads instead of natural sceneries.