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- 1. Foundation English - Adjectives I - Dr Pramela Krish pramela@ukm.my pkrish
- 2. What Is An Adjective? An adjective modifies a noun or a pronoun by describing, identifying, or quantifying words. An adjective usually precedes the noun or the pronoun which it modifies. pkrish
- 3. Adjectives A describing word Tell us something about a person, place or thing It modify nouns – making meaning more specific Adds information – size, colour, age, material and other attributes and qualities pkrish
- 4. Examples of adjectives The truck-shaped balloon floated over the treetops. Jen papered her kitchen walls with lovely wall paper. The hall was dark and dusty. Many stores have already begun to sell interesting Christmas gifts. The back room was filled with large yellow pails. pkrish
- 5. Adjectives are identified by their endings (suffixes) - al, bridal - able, debatable - ible, flexible -ic, heroic - ical, - ish, foolish - ed, interested - ing, interesting - ive, attractive - less, colourless - ous, joyous - y, cloudy - ful, playful - ese, Japanese pkrish
- 6. Types of adjectives Attributive adjectives come before the noun A red scarf An honest man The bridal suite pkrish
- 7. Predicative adjectives come after the noun and a linking verb - be, become, get, seemed The scarf is pink. He is honest. That patient seemed nervous. pkrish
- 8. He said she was open to suggestions I reckon he is capable of handling the project. *After a verb and never immediately after the noun pkrish
- 9. Postpositive adjectives come immediately after the modified noun Attorney general Governor General Princess Royal *Sometimes classified as compound nouns pkrish
- 10. Identify - Attributive/Predicative/Postpositive 1. The green door opened slowly. 2. This stretch of water is dangerous. 3. The share-holders present voted against the Chairman. pkrish
- 11. 4. Jan feels ill. 5. A larger than normal pay increase was awarded to teachers. pkrish
- 12. Feedback ATTRIBUTIVE adjectives come before the noun which they modify. In this exercise, there are two attributive adjectives - green (1) and larger (5). Sentence 5 is a bit difficult, because larger is separated from the noun by than normal. But it still comes before the noun, so it is an attributive adjective. pkrish
- 13. Qualitative adj - describes person or thing in terms of qualities comparative/superlative Size, shape, character Age This adjective is gradable E.g. Tall, taller, tallest Beautiful, more beautiful, most beautiful pkrish
- 14. pkrish Colour adjectives - specify colour of things A yellow shirt with black stripes Qualitative adjectives – bright, dark, light, –to show strength and intensity of the colour Bake the cake until it turns light brown She is using a bright red scarf
- 15. Compound qualitative adjectives Good-looking Tongue-tied Sun-tanned * Look up for more examples to discuss during your tutorial. You may include new ones in your online discussion. pkrish
- 16. Qualitative adjectives also express speaker/writer’s opinion Strong feelings - absolute rubbish - total bliss I think that dress is beautiful It was an exciting trip pkrish
- 17. Interrogative adjective (which or what) is like an interrogative pronoun, except that it modifies a noun or noun phrase rather than standing on its own (see also demonstrative adjectives and possessive adjectives): Which plants should be watered twice a week? What book are you reading? pkrish
- 18. demonstrative adjectives this, these, that, those, and what are identical to the demonstrative pronouns, but are used as adjectives to modify nouns or noun phrases, as in the following sentences: pkrish
- 19. Examples When the librarian tripped over that cord, she dropped a pile of books. In this sentence, the demonstrative adjective that modifies the noun cord This apartment needs to be fumigated. Here this modifies apartment and the noun phrase pkrish
- 20. Demonstrative adjectives This/That/These/Those SPACE That picture on the wall is interesting. This button on my shirt is loose. I like these shoes that I am wearing. Those men across the street are plumbers. TIME This afternoon I will sleep. That afternoon last year was long. Those years were fun when I was a kid. These years right now are the best of my life. pkrish
- 22. Adjectives look similar but have different meanings -ing and -ed The film was boring. Everyone in the cinema was bored. Collecting autographs is interesting. Li Min is interested in collecting autographs from singers pkrish
- 23. Verbs of emotion can become Adjectives by adding -ed or -ing Sample verbs of emotion Amuse Irritate Comfort Fascinate Puzzle Amaze Captivate Confuse Shock Intrigue Disappoint Satisfy Annoy Surprise Depress Excite Frustrate Bore Tire Interest exhaust Aggravate pkrish
- 24. Wendy was _______ in that book. I was ______ by my old job. My old job was ________. It was hard but fun. He was _____ by the low turn-out. My cat's behavior is often ______ to me. The teacher was ______ with her students' work. The little boy was _______ by the scary movie. The movie was ______ because it had many horrible, evil monsters in it. pkrish
- 25. The -ed ending modifiers are often accompanied by prepositions (these are not the only choices): We were amazed at all the circus animals. We were amused by the clowns. We were annoyed by the elephants. We were bored by the ringmaster. I was embarrassed by my brother. pkrish
- 26. We were exhausted from all the excitement. We were excited by the lion-tamer. We were excited about the high-wire act, too. We were frightened by the lions. We were introduced to the ringmaster. We were interested in the tent. pkrish
- 27. We were confused by the noise. We were disappointed by the motorcycle daredevils. We were disappointed in their performance. pkrish
- 28. My mother was irritated by the heat. We were satisfied with the UKM choir during the recent convocation ceremony. We were shocked at the level of noise in that shopping complex. pkrish
- 29. We were surprised by the fans' response. We were surprised at their indifference. We were tired of all the lights after a while. We were worried about the traffic leaving the parking lot. pkrish
- 30. pkrish Position of the adjectives opinion +age +colour +origin +purpos e +NOUN a talented young Malaysian footballer new red Italian racing car the playful black kitten a huge Japanese sumo wrestler our successful hiking trip
- 32. Exercise 1. Those are probably the ___________ curtains in the store. fancyest fanciest most fanciest 2. Uncle Carl is really ______________________ man. an old sweet a sweet, old a sweet old 3. The Karmen-Ghia used to be _________________ sportscar. a fine German a German, fine a fine, German pkrish
- 33. 4. Everyone was home for the holidays. What could make for ___________ Christmas than that? a merryer the merriest a merrier 5. They grew up in ___________________ house in Mexico City. a comfortable, little a little, comfortable a comfortable little 6. Diehard is the ____________ movie I've ever seen. most excited most exciting most exciteable pkrish
- 34. 7. Tashonda wanted to take a course with _____________________ professor. that interesting new Japanese economics that Japanese interesting, new economics that interesting, new, Japanese, economics 8. Of all the mechanics in the shop, Jerzy is surely ______________ . the less competent. the least competent. the competentest. pkrish
- 35. pkrish 9. In the fall, the valleys tend to be ___________ than the hilltops. foggy more foggier foggier 10. My cold is definitely _________ this morning. worse worst worser
- 36. Blue, brown, orange and pink soft-looking feathers pkrish
- 37. Unique and exotic feather earrings pkrish
- 38. Fun and scrumptious-looking candy covered apples pkrish
- 39. Thank You pkrish