Adjectives usage Kylie Minogue 2024 later on

 Kylie Minogue with her curly hair and cheesy smile posed for a promotional photo in a pair of pale pants and a sleeveless t-shirt.

Kylie's blonde hair framed her high forehead: fine strands brushed the floral lapels of her double-breasted jacket.

The red light formed the perfect background for Kylie's slender silhouette and sleek, silky hair.

Kylie's tanned shoulders shimmered under the glittering lights of the Capitol Theatre. She looked radiant in a strapless, figure-hugging sheath.

Bright, hot pink feathers formed a magnificent head-dress that was encrusted with shimmering jewels.

The good surf  was worth waiting for.

The surf yesterday was better than the surf today.

this is the best srf that I have seen.

There are three types of adjectives that allow comparison.

positive adjective

comparative adjective

superlative adjective

he was the cuter of the two aliens.

Of all conditions it is the least delicate.

She is the niftiest fairy in the forest.

He was the more despicable of the two villains.

I like the rough texture of the wood.

Hello reception.

Hello, it's cold in my room. Could I have another blanket please?

Certainly.

Could I have some hot tea as well?

Sure. Someone will bring it up shortly.

My bags are big and heavy. Can you carry them please?

Yes sir.

Later on...

It is very beautiful and quiet here. I want to take a picture. Excuse me young man. 

How far is it to the castle?

It's very near...

Just five minutes walk.

Ah brilliant, thank you very much.

YOu're welcome.

  

smallest

the heaviest

the loudest

the thinnest

the farthestQfurthest

the slowest

the lightest

adverbs modify verbs and usually end in -ly. They also modify other adverbs and adjectives. It is important to note that while most adverbs end in -ly there are exceptions.

Adverbs answer certain questions. They also show time, place and manner.

Adverbs modify different parts of speech. Adverbs answer questions such as:

How? How often? To what degree?

these adverbs describe manner.

Where? (htese adverbs describe place).

When? (these adverbs describe time).

manner:

loudly

honestly

barely

badly

fast

easily

unfortunately

frankly

slow

silently

quickly

notoriously

adverbs showing place

here

there

everywhere

somewhere

newhere

showing time

yesterday

now

tomorrow

sometimes

lately

usually

hardly

never

rarely

often

when adverbs are used correctly they add meaning to other words. Watch the animation to see how adverbs can be used correctly and incorrectly.

Santa rides a surfboard really well.

Some people take life too seriously.

The people dressed grungily and sloppily.

I need to run quickly if I'm to get on the team.

This year, some children will be extraordinarily lucky.

My feet hurt terribly in these surf boots.

He munches noisilly.

You could use these versions more safely.

The word preposition is derived from the latim word praepositio, and means 'putting before'. A preposition is a word used to show the relationship with nouns, pronouns or other words in a sentence.

can tell time - We will meet around midday.

can tell position - I stayed at home today.

My friend travelled by plane.

about, above, across, after, along, among, around, as, at, before, behind, below, beneath, between, by, concerning, despite, during, for, from, into, like, of, off, outside, past, regarding, since, till, to, under, untill, with, 

Kim goes to the movies.

Kim was next in line at the ticket booth( bilheteria). The line was so long it stretched outside, underneath the verandah.

During the movie, she sat beside a man wo snored throughout the trailers she wanted to watch. Despite elbowing him, he didn't stop.

Kim moved across the aisle and sat between two groups of schoolgirls but they giggled until the usher came over.

Kim was so relieved the movie was over, she rushed out of the cinema and was pleased to see her friend walking toward her.

Pronouns are used to avoid repetition and to take the place of nouns ( persons, places or things).

Below is an example  of a sentence without any pronouns.

John asked Sarah to the party . Sarah told John that Sarah would go with John. John said that John was very pleased that Sarah accepted 

John's invitation.

It seems rather long-winded. With the addition of some pronouns it could read:

John asked Sarah to the party and she said yes. John was very pleased that she accepted.

An indefinite pronoun is one that does not refer to a specific person rather it refers to a general group or things. For example the pronoun 'I' refers to a specific person. Whereas the indefinite pronoun 'everybody' refers to a general group of people.

Everybody is comeing to the party.

Anything goes.

Everyone is going to the rehearsal.

Somebody was to teach us about debating but they haven't turned up.

Anybody is able to attend.

Some indefinite pronouns take either a singular or plural verb. "Some of the crows were sitting on the fence." - the plural were refers to the crows. Choose the correct verb for these sentences.

All of us are going to the concert.

Some people are still annoyed by the Council's decision, but most are satisfied.

All members of the football team are still angry with the choice of colours for the new flag.

Each of the committees are meeting tonight.

Everybody on staff are assembling this evening at 7 o'clock.

Who made the decision?

Whom did they ask for?

How old was she?

Call me tonight and we'll talk.

She and I are going to the party.

He is more beautiful than him.

Pronouns 2

There are three main types of pronouns:

1. Personal pronouns

I/my/mine/me

you/your/yours

he/his/him

she/her/hers

it/its

we/our/ours/us

they/their/theirs/them

2. Relative pronouns

who/whose/whom

whoever/whomever/whatever

which/that/what

3. Indefinite pronouns

some/something/someone/somebody

one/nothing/no-one/nobody/neither

everything/everyone/everybody/either/each

anything/anyone/anybody/any/all

Just like the nouns these words replace they can be singular or plural; they can refer to males or females; and they change their form depending on where they are used in a sentence.

All the pronouns in these sentences refer to the windsurfer, however the forms the pronouns take depend on the relationship between the person windsurfing and other parts of the sentence.

I love windsurfing.

Windsurfing is terrific for me.

I love my windsurfer.

Pronouns can also help us ask questions. These are called interrogative pronouns and they are: who, whom, whose, which and what.

Who did you say you saw in the alley?

Which car was he driving?

What do you want me to do?

Whom can you recognise?

Whose idea was it to go in the first place?

Basic verbs

pronouns and to be.

singular

I you 

she he it

we you they

to be

am/is/are

Are you learning English?

I am

You are

He is

She is

It is

Hello!

We are

You are

They are

I am

you are

she is

he is

it is

we are

you are 

they are

Now you speak

Revise your understanding of the different parts of speech by attempting the following crossword.

In the middle of the night this young man has to read lot of books.

The reason for spending his night reading is because in the morning he became irritated for his cat and couldn't read any book.

It will be a long night for sure. Maybe in this solitude he will be reliably  protected.

What a dirty person he is.

Eating a vinyl record in the kitchen is something really unnapropriate.

But he ate gleefully like he was eating a dessert.

Probably he ate all of his records.

The attractive woman with her child after the coffee-break was walking slowly in the garden when suddenly her child started to jump. The child amuse her mother  then started to jump together. 

The attractive woman with her child after the coffee-break was walking slowly in the garden when suddenly her child started to jump. The child amused her mother with this jumping that she started to jump together. 

With the enormous skull model it is possible for the learners undestand the grinding effects of the teeth diseases.

Now we are more hopefully for treatments using laser and radiation that we only could imagine in science fiction movies.

With the enormous skull model it is possible for the learners undestand the grinding effects of the teeth diseases.

Now we hopefully can use modern treatments using laser and radiation. Things that we only could imagine in science fiction movies.

She remained terrified when she saw in the mirror her hair covered with paper just for her perm.

In fact she is eagerly awaiting for the result.

She is still deciding what kind of hair style will perfect for her new perm.