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Adjectives - Adverbs
Sometimes we can use two or more adjectives to give a lot of information related to a noun. In fact, those adjectives are introduced according to two groups : opinion and fact.
For example:
OPINION like nice, bad or interesting
- FACT like long, little or young
- Size : big, small, tall, short, long or large
- Shape : round, fat, thin, slim, wide or narrow
- Old : old or new
- Colour : red, yellow or blue
- Where from : Spanish, China
- Matter : leather, wooden or plastic
Noun
Nevertheless, the adverbs are defined to describe about a verb. The adjectives are used to tell about the noun.
That's why, to distinguish them from adjectives, we must add -ly at the end of the adjectives.
For example:
- Adjective : serious
- Adverb : seriously
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