Write adjective from verbs
(a) Help
(b) use
(c) Amaze
(d) Move
(e) Talk
Answers
Answer:
Helping
Using
Amazing
Moving
Talking
Answer:
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Explanation:
adjective. A suffix is a part added to the end of a word to mark the word form. Below, an adjective occurs as (1) the complement to the predicate (It is __ , It seems __, It appears ___) or (2) the modifier to the noun (a) ___ noun. The adjective after be describes the noun.
PREDICATE COMPLEMENT—ADJ MODIFIER TO NOUN
It was spectacular.¹
("ascriptive be")
It was a spectacular sky.
It was colorful.
It was a colorful sky.
The sky was red.
It looked reddish. (somewhat red)
The red sky was beautiful.
The reddish-brown soil was dry.
The stars were bright.
The night was dark.
It was a bright star.
It was a dark night.
It was awesome.
It was an awesome sky.
¹It + be + adjective (predicate adjective or predicate complement) See Specifying vs. Ascriptive "be" .
complement (N) – in grammar, it is a word, phrase or clause that is expected or required to complete the meaning of some other element in the clause
glow (N) – shine, giving off brightness The glow of a candle filled the room.
gradually (Adv) – changing or moving in small degrees, bit by bit; Your face gradually changes as it ages.
reflect (V) – give back (light) A mirror reflects your image.
rose (V) – went up, the appearance on the horizon of the moon or the sun; (rise, rose, risen) See Rise vs. Raise.
spectacle (N) – anything striking or impressive to see
soil (N) – dirt, earth Pineapples grow well in reddish-brown soil.
NP –noun phrase; N – noun; Det – determiner; AdjP– adjective phrase; Adj – adjective
Also see Noun Suffixes| Word Forms | Adverb Suffixes | Negative Adjective Prefixes | Color Modifiers | Dimension Adjectives