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An adjective is a word used to modify a noun. Stricly speaking, a typical adjective is descriptive in nature, used to show the quality of a person, animal or thing. Example: (1)    Samson is a brave man. (2)    Are there any important event today? (3)    All are impressed by our rapid development. (4)    This is going to be a long journey. (5)    The foolish crow sang. Another type of adjective is interrogative. Example: (1)    Which way should we go now? (2)    Whose doll is this? (3)    What time is it now? As for the positions of adjectives, there are the following two: 1.       In front of a noun, like all the example above. 2.       After a linking verb Examples: (1)    The food is tasty . (2)    The weather turn cold (3)    Tony looks funny today (4)    Don’t be stupid . (5)    Jenny seems unhappy . (6)    The sky suddenly grows dark . (7)    The book becomes boring towards the end. The adjective in front of the

All tenses and other verb constructions are formed from the principal parts of the verbs. Examples: Simple Form Present Participle Past Form Past Participle Walk Walking Walked Walked Run Running Ran Run Write Wrote Wrote Written Build Building Built Built cut Cutting Cut Cut   From the above examples, we can classify the verb into two types, regular and iregular. 1. Regular verbs form their past form and pas participle with 'ed', like walked/walked. 2. Irregular verbs are those like ran/run, wrote/written, built/built, cut/cut. For english language learning, it is necessary to memorise the forms of irregular verbs so as to avoid mistakes in verb forms. Exercise Fill the blank with correct answer . Present Past Past Participle Sang Lose