advanced grammar and comp quiz 5

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What is the attributive position of an adjective?

means that it always must be placed direclty next to the noun or pronoun it is describing

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how to know if its an adjective

it cannot be pluralized or compared

it can be intensified

they have specific endings

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What is the slot filler sentence for adjectives

the ______ noun is very _______ (same word)

E.g., the velvety shoes are very velvety

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appositive position

Meaning that it is placed as an appositive, but it is still an adjective. Follows or precedes the noun it modifies.

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Test to see if its an appositive adjective

Can it be removed and the sentence still make sense?

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what are the questions to ask regarding adjectives

which one? What kind? How many? How much? whose?

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name of adjectives that are in the same category

coordinating adjectives

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two rules

Can you flip the order, and can you put "and" between the adjectives

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what is another name for non-finite verb forms?

verbals

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what are the different types of non-finite verb forms?

gerunds, participles, and infinitives

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name all the adjectivals

participle, infinitive prepositional phrases, appositive adjectives, dependent clauses, predicate adjectives, and interrogative adjectives.

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what is the definition of a clause

a group of related words that have a subject and verb

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difference between noun and adjective clauses

noun clauses do not have a clear antecedent while adjective clauses will always have an antecedent

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what are the four ways "that" can be used?

strategic, demonstrative pronoun, demonstrative adjective, and relative