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Position of adjectives from TheEnglishLearner

1. 1. Position of adjectives
2. 2. Adjectives are describing words. Adjectives usually go before the nouns they modify (attributive position). They can also go after the verb be (predicative position). Note that most adjectives can go in both positions.
3. 3. 1. Adjectives usually go before the nouns they modify. • He is an intelligent boy. • That was a clever idea. QUICK TIPS
4. 4. 2. When two or more adjectives come before a noun, they are usually separated by commas. • A large, round table QUICK TIPS
5. 5. 3. When the last two are adjectives of colour, they are usually separated by and. • A black and white cow (NOT black white cow) QUICK TIPS
6. 6.  (Predicative position) Vs. (Attributive position)  The flowers are red. (Predicative position)  These are red flowers. (Attributive position) Example:
7. 7.  The adjectives are in the predicative position. Change them into the attributive position Exercise 1. The necklace was expensive. ……………………. It was an expensive necklace. 2. The question was tough. …………………….. It was a tough question.
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Expressions with speak from TheEnglishLearner

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2. 1. Expressions With Speak
3. 2. Broadly speaking / generally speaking used when you talk about something in general. Example: Generally speaking, people are nice when you are nice to them.
4. 3. no…to speak of used for saying that something is not important. Example: She has no experience to speak of.
5. 4. Speak for itself it is clearly so good. Example: Her success as a writer speaks for itself.
6. 5. Speak for yourself to suggest that your opinion is different from that of others. Example: ‘No one wants to go to the theater tonight.’ ‘Speak for yourself! I do.’
7. 6. Speaking of This expression is used to introduce something new. Example: Speaking of money, have you paid the utility bill?
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2. 1. Expressions With Speak
3. 2. Broadly speaking / generally speaking used when you talk about something in general. Example: Generally speaking, people are nice when you are nice to them.
4. 3. no…to speak of used for saying that something is not important. Example: She has no experience to speak of.
5. 4. Speak for itself it is clearly so good. Example: Her success as a writer speaks for itself.
6. 5. Speak for yourself to suggest that your opinion is different from that of others. Example: ‘No one wants to go to the theater tonight.’ ‘Speak for yourself! I do.’
7. 6. Speaking of This expression is used to introduce something new. Example: Speaking of money, have you paid the utility bill?
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5. 1. Expressions With Speak
6. 2. Broadly speaking / generally speaking used when you talk about something in general. Example: Generally speaking, people are nice when you are nice to them.
7. 3. no…to speak of used for saying that something is not important. Example: She has no experience to speak of.
8. 4. Speak for itself it is clearly so good. Example: Her success as a writer speaks for itself.
9. 5. Speak for yourself to suggest that your opinion is different from that of others. Example: ‘No one wants to go to the theater tonight.’ ‘Speak for yourself! I do.’
10. 6. Speaking of This expression is used to introduce something new. Example: Speaking of money, have you paid the utility bill?
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