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| 释义 | Contents overview Adjectives introduction Section 15 AdjectivesintroductionEnglish has a large class of adjectives which can express a variety of meanings: classification, description, evaluation and many other ideas. Most European languages, and many others, have similar classes of adjectives. Some of the world's languages, however, have few if any adjectives. In such languages the relevant ideas might be expressed by using nouns or verbs; so the equivalent of, for example, She's angry could be something corresponding to 'She has anger' or 'She rages'.English adjectives are relatively easy to use, since (except for comparatives and superlatives, Section 17) an adjective can only have one possible form. There are some complications of position and word order: these and a few other points are covered in the following entries.Do you know what's wrong with these, and why?He lives in a palace grand. 183.1 | She's three years elder than me. 183.2 | an asleep baby 183.3 | It's a political old idea. 184.1 | Look at the green beautiful mountains. 184.2 | an attractive, traditional, woollen dress 184.6 | an angry and young man 185.3 | After two days crossing the foothills, they reached the proper mountain. 186.3 | The tree is high thirty feet. 186.4 | They're advertising for skilled in design people. 186.5 | It's a difficult to solve problem. 186.5 | I like your so beautiful country. 187 | The most important is to be happy. 188.4 | The blind next door is getting a new job. 188.1 | This government isn't interested in the poor's problems. 188.1 | My sister's marrying a Welsh. 188.2 | contents of this section
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