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25 Απρ 2009 · While some of the "be of" forms may be grammatically correct, most of them sound incorrect and none of them sound markedly better than the adjectival forms. Some of them sound pretentious rather than just formal. As an added bonus, it will make it easier for you. I absolutely agree.
25 Ιουλ 2007 · Hi, everyone!:) I would like to find another adjective for "patience" other than, like, enormous. I want to thanks people who have a good patience, a lot of patience, a kind patience. I need another adjective as good as or better than "enormous." Thanks for your kind patience!
13 Νοε 2012 · Nov 13, 2012. #4. sdgraham said: "Pet" is indeed used as an adjective here. But as a side note, what other kind of dog might you own, so that you need the apparent redundancy? Well, a working dog such as a greyhound, a sheepdog, a guard dog, a police dog, a sniffer dog, a guide dog. Some of these may be pets as well but not necessarily.
With adjective of more than 2 syllables, it seems like substituting more with less works all the time. A is more beautiful than B. vs. A is less beautiful than B. A is more careful than B. vs. A is less careful than B. A is more interesting than B. vs. A is less interesting than B. but with adjectives of 1 or 2 syllables, the rule does not apply.
8 Δεκ 2011 · Alle, beide, sämtliche behave like a definite article, since they denominate definite quantities. Viele, einige, wenige denominate indefinite quantities, so they behave like the indefinite article. Manch ~ is an exception as an indefinite quantity and behaves like solch ~ and welch ~: When used with an adjective ending themselves, they behave ...
10 Αυγ 2019 · e.g. I find your behaviour (to be) unacceptable. Many thanks! Yes: In complex-transitives the AdjP or NP can be complement of the verb, thus "unacceptable" and "unclear" are complements of "find". Some modern grammars have an analysis of which (i.e. reply) unclear and behaviour unacceptable as verbless (or small) clauses.
21 Απρ 2009 · UK English. Apr 21, 2009. #2. Children can only exist as a noun and the adjective is 'child' and the function of the word here is as an adjective, so you cannot use a noun, it has to be an adjective, which is 'child'. If he wants to use the noun you have to separate it with 'for' so it would require a noun... "psychotherapy for children".
21 Νοε 2008 · British English (Midlands) Nov 24, 2008. #7. We use adjective + to + personal pronoun to express a state of mind. It is important to me/you/him/her/them (that I study). It is strange to me (that I am here). We use adjective + for + personal pronoun to express an ability to do an activity.
28 Αυγ 2014 · so adjective a something as [to] + infinitive construction. Alternatively, you can place the noun before the adjective: a something so adjective that + finite clause. a something so adjective as [to] + infinitive construction. so+adjective+as can also be used in place of as+adjective+as to mean equally [adjective]. H.
4 Μαρ 2010 · 法语 / French (FR) Nov 3, 2015. #7. loud. adverb. (louder, loudest) (informal) in a way that makes a lot of noise or can be easily heard. synonym loudly. Loudly is to be preferred when you need to avoid informality but the use of loud as an adverb is so common I wouldn't go so far as to call it incorrect.
