Adjectives with be

Adjectives can be used to describe the qualities of someone or something independently or in comparison to something else.

• True

• False

With an adjective, we we never use TO BE, as in the following structure: To be + adjective.

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• False

The sentence that follows the structure SUBJECT + TO BE + NOT + ADJECTIVE is:

• She doesn't feel nervous.

• You are not nervous.

The interrogative form of the sentence "They are anxious to start their new job." is:

• Are they anxious to start their new job?

• Do they are anxious to start their new job?

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• The color scheme doesn't are bright and strinking.

• The color scheme is bright and striking.

The interrogative form of the sentences "We aren't fortunate to receive the research grant." is:

• Do we aren't fortunate to receive the research grant?

• Aren't we fortunate to receive the reseach grant?

The question "Is Angel Falls an amazing waterfall in Venezuela?" is correct.

• True

• False

The negative form of the sentence "You are lucky to have such an opportunity." is:

• You don't lucky to have such an opportunity.

• You aren't lucky to have such an opportunity.