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Sıfatlar |
Adjectives |
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Sometimes
we use two or more
adjectives together.
Adjectives can be 'factual'
adjectives or 'opinion' adjectives.
There is another order for
these when you have more
than one in a sentence
or question. |
Sıfatlar
birbirleri arkasına
dizildiğinde acaba doğru
sırası ne olmalı ? |
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ARTICLE |
OPINION |
FACT |
NOUN |
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a |
pretty |
long |
dress |
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an |
interesting |
big |
book |
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a |
delicious |
hot |
meal |
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a |
heavy |
marble |
table |
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an |
ugly |
brown |
cat |
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It's also possible to use
more
than one 'fact' adjective in a
sentence. Normally,
adjectives
of size and length come before adjectives of shape and width. |
Boyut
ve Uzunluk sıfatları
normalde biçim ve genişlik sıfatlarından önce gelir |
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Often, we will put |
'fact' adjectives in this
order: |
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1.
How big? |
2.
How old? |
3.
What color? |
4.
Where from? |
5.
What is
it made
from? |
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short |
young |
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woman |
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small |
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freckled |
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nose |
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long |
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brown |
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trousers |
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long |
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black |
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nylon |
dress |
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large |
antique |
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English |
walnut |
sofa
table |
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The
rule above can be changed
according to the speaker. In the
beginning, when you are first
learning about adjective order,
it's best to try and use this order
all the time. Later, you'll learn
variations from this pattern.
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When we use more than one color
adjective, here
are some examples
of how they're used - always with
the word 'and' between the last
two colors. |
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black
and white |
brown
and white |
blue
and green |
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purple
and red |
red,
white and blue |
yellow
and green |
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red,
white and green |
black
and green |
green
and white |
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pink
and purple |
gray,
green and pink |
black
and brown |
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We
use adjectives
after the words:
get/
be/
become/
seem |
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I
am becoming angry. |
She's
tired and getting sleepy. |
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Your
mother seems happy. |
Do
I seem sad? |
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Why
are you getting sad? |
Is
he getting bored? |
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It
seems cold today. |
I'm
getting married. |
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They
are becoming new parents. |
He
will be a tall man. |
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I
will be careful. |
Is
she becoming a bride? |
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Adjectives
are also
used to say how someone
or something tastes, feels,
sounds, looks or smells: |
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He
looks good. |
That
fish smells bad. |
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She
feels bored. |
That
rap music sounds horrible. |
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The
meat smells delicious. |
Her
skin feels cold. |
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The
cashmere sweater feels soft. |
The
picture looks fuzzy. |
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Adjectives
describe NOUNS.
If you wish to describe a verb, you must use an ADVERB. |
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