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Перевод: adverb

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Тезаурус:

1. The most notable classes of adverb are those of manner (straight, nervously, familiarly, etc) and of degree (somewhat, precisely, extravagantly, etc), together with focusing adverbs such as only and even 34-;36)
2. Nicholas Blurton-Jones of the Institute of Child Health at the University of London, insists that "Whenever we find ourselves wishing to qualify a description with an adverb or an adjective, it is clear that there is something we have failed to describe."
3. This means the process of assigning syntactic roles to elements of a sentence: noun phrase, prepositional phrase, adverb, etc.
4. the sentence grammar of English: adjective, adverb, noun, proper noun, verb, main verb, auxiliary verb, preposition, conjunction , etc., singular, plural, possessive, tense , etc., negative, comparative, superlative , etc., subject, object , etc.;
5. You can see the way the underlined words, the adverb and adjectives, work to hold the reader still, locking their gaze upon the desk, which then seems to hypnotise both writer and reader.
6. A split infinitive occurs when a word (usually an adverb) is placed between the word "to" and a following verb, as in "to really understand."
7. Is there anything to be said about other phrase types: prepositional phrases, adverb phrases, adjective phrases?
8. Every sentence had to be thought out in full, every adverb and adjective scrutinized for signs of contamination or hints of hysteria, those tell-tale flaws which would allow sharp minds to deduce that he was not writing about someone else's misdeeds, but his own.
9. The new element, a complete unit of information in this case, is a simple adverb: Politically.
10. Does he say of someone who does not have this character that he is "not loyal", in order to express lack of approval of him, or does he say that he is loyal, but seek to negate the usual valuational meaning of the word, by inserting some adverb like "deplorably" before it?
11. Quicker thinking readers will probably have noticed what I didn't, which is that the first appearance of "adverb" is a mistaken correction by a typesetter or proofreader of the correctly wrong "abverb".
12. Syntax covers the grammatical structure of groups, clauses, and sentences: the linear sequences of classes of words such as noun, verb, adverb, and adjective, and functional elements such as subject, predicator, and object, which are allowed in a given language.
13. These words can be re-grouped according to the syntactic categories of noun, verb, adjective and adverb.