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Group Assignment Literature For English
An Hour with AbueloGuided by : Mr. Long KanPresented by: Ms. Phanny Pungputthima, Ms. Try VannaranMr. Por Lundy, Mr. Kim PhanitMr. Mao Sokuntheara
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Presentation Outline - Introduction to the story
(Por Lundy)- New title of the story + reasons (Phanny Pungputthima)- Summary + All characters (Kim
Phanith)- Moral + What you learnt from the story
(Mao Sokuntheara)- Events link to the current society issues (Try Vannaran)- Grammar (Por
Lundy)- Cambodian famous people (Phanny
Pungputthima)- Story presented Question - Audiences‘ questions
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Aim
- About the storyUnderstanding about the storyThe morals of the storyWhat you learnt from the story Answering the questions from the story Knowing the real events in the society that
linked from the story
- GrammarAdjective
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By the end of the presenting you will understand- The story meaning- Get the moral from the story- The questions from the story- Grammar point (Adjective) + To know and understand the definition of the word adjective, usages, types, and order.- Can solve all the question that you want to know
Objective
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An Hour with Abuelo
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New Title
abcReasons- --
Definition An adjective is a word which qualifies a noun, that is, shows or points out some distinguishing mark or feature of the noun. oThey typically ask the questionso Which one?o What kind?o How many?EXAMPLE : A tall man ate ice cream.
Adjectives
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Adjectives are used to clarify nouns.Adjectives can be one word or a group of words.Adjectives can also be used with certain verbs (such as
the verb "to be"). Adjectives are used to clarify the subject that is doing the action, adjectives are not used to clarify the verb.
Adjectives are used to describe color, material, shape, size, amount, price, quality, origin, personality, weight, temperature, weight, age, direction, etc.
Adjectives are neither singular or plural. They remain the same. They never take a final -s
Use
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Types and Order of Adjectives
TypesOrder
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Types Adjective
1. Descriptive
2. Limiting
3. Predicate
4. Verbal
5. Degree
6. Article
Descriptive These types of adjectives add detail or description to the noun
Example: The tall man thought he could reach the top shelf of the bookcase.
StrongWEAK
Limiting These types of adjectives specify or limit the noun.
Example: Saturday, Oregon plays USC before what should be a sellout crowd.
PredicateThis is a special type of adjective that follows a linking verb and modifies (directly refers to) the subject of the sentence
Example: People are interested in this game.
VerbalsTwo types of verbals can acts as adjectives. Participles are always adjectives and may end in EN, ED or ING. Infinitives (TO+VERB) may act as adjectives, adverbs or nouns.
Example: Playing tough defense, both teams push the ball up the floor and score a lot of points.
DegreesAdjectives are used to indicate levels, degrees of intensity or comparison
high ____ base
higher ____ comparative
highest ____ superlative
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1. Positive – It is the main form of an adjective. It is used when describing a single thing or multiple things that have the same
characteristic.
2.
3. Example:
Miley Cyrus is a pretty girl.
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2.Comparative : It is the form used when comparing two things. oGeneral Rule: To make a short adjective comparative you
add –er. For a longer adjective at more in front of the adjective.
Example:– Taylor Swift is nicer than – Kanye West.
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3. Superlative- It is the form used when comparing three or more objects. oGeneral Rule: for short words you add –est.
For longer words at put most in front of the word.
o Example:
The Sunflower is the tallest
flower.
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need to be careful because there are words that don’t
follow the pattern.
You
Examples: Good, Bad, and Little
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Positive Comparative Superlativerich richer richest
lovely lovelier loveliestbeautiful more beautiful most beautiful
Certain adjectives have irregular forms in the comparative and superlative degrees:
Irregular Comparative and Superlative Forms
good better bestbad worse worstlittle less leastmuchmanysome
more most
far further furthest
ArticlesSome sources identify the articles A, AN, THE as adjectives.
Example: The tempo of the game could reflect a track meet more than a basketball game.
A n old round wooden clock.
A thin tall French man.
A yellow bamboo chair.
The large fat German woman.
Adjective OrderDeterminers Size Age Shape Colour Origin NounMaterial
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References
Group 2 Presentaion
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Cambridge Advance Learner’s Dictionary
www.youtube.com
www.slideshare.com
Koh Santepheap Daily
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www.wikipedia.org
Google search
Kampuchea Thmey Daily
Angkor Thom magazine number
350.
