120-150

Descriptive adjectives add:

• <variant>colour, size and shape to nouns

• <variant>where, there, here

• <variant>how many, how much, which one, whose

• <variant>feelings of people

• <variant>state of things

Which part of speech modifies features and qualities of people, animals and things represented by nouns and pronouns.

• <variant>Prepositions

• <variant>Verbs

• <variant>Adverbs

• <variant>Adjectives

• <variant>All answers are correct

Time is"

• <variant>a tense form

• <variant>a form of existence of matter (a thing)

• <variant>a form of a discontinuous morpheme

• <variant>None of them is correct.

   

• <variant>a combination of "past-present

According to professors Smirnitsky and Ilyish:

• <variant>The future tense "shall/will + inf." is an analytical form

• <variant>The future tense "shall/will + inf." is not an analytical form

• <variant>The future tense is a separate category like tense, Voice, Person and so on

• <variant>All answers are correct

• <variant>The future tense does not exist at all

Find the types of adjectives:

• <variant>Transitive and intransitive

• <variant>Frequency, time, manner and etc.

• <variant>Descriptive and limiting

• <variant>Reciprocal, Possessive, Reflexive

• <variant>Attributive and predicate

What grammatical category of the verb shows the relation between the doer of the action and the action, or the object and the addressee of the action?

• <variant>Order

• <variant>Voice

• <variant>Tense

• <variant>Mood

• <variant>Number

Limiting adjectives describe:

• <variant>colour, size and shape to nouns

• <variant>state of things

• <variant>feelings of people

• <variant> how many, how much, which one, whose

• <variant>where, there, here

Adjectives of quality _________

• <variant>talk about specific traits, qualities, or features – in other words, they are used to discuss attributes.

• <variant>used to indicate or demonstrate specific people, animals, or things

• <variant>used to indicate possession

• <variant>Refers to a quality of a subject

• <variant>Answer the question “how much?”

 Find the examples for indefinite numeral adjectives­:

• <variant>Other, neither, some

• <variant>Sundry, plenty of, several

• <variant>Curious, any, many

• <variant>Second, much, beauty

• variant>Straight, blue, strong

It's raining ______

• <variant>Heavier

• <variant>heavily

• <variant>Heaviest

• <variant>Heavy

• <variant>More heavy