Ungradable adjectives that can not use more/much/most/very etc but can use completely, totally, etc.

Extraordinary Supreme Absolute Dead Perfect Correct Invaluable Essential Useless Exceptional Immortal Complete Exhausted Marvelous Furious Dreadful Favorite Equal Married Devastated Absurd Huge Incurable Impossible Unique Enormous Awful Amazed Empty

raise up your hands was died of share together leave down each together rule for damage of

Redundancy give birth in cause of sth. enter in the building repeat again lower down very faster/cooler proceed forward return back doubt about retreat back diet nutrition hook into deep

more over charge of cooperate together key main defend by maintain to

the accused the blind the dead the deaf

the + adjective = noun the disabled the jobless the elderly the mentally ill the handicapped the old the injured the poor

the rich the underprivileged the unemployed the young

a lot of a quarter of an audience of a multitude of a score of

article [a(an)/the] + noun + of = adjective a pile of a host of a flock of a crowed of an abundance of a certain amount of a magnitude of a realize of a herd of a school of Adding the before some Positions / Countries

a pack of an amount of a great/good deal of an avalanche of

1. Country named Republic (e.g. The Republic of Columbia) Kingdom (e.g. The United Kingdom) States (e.g. The United States of America) 2. Groups of Islands (e.g. The Iceland) 3. Oceans/Seas/Rivers (e.g. The Altaics, The South China Sea) 4. Desert (e.g. The Sahara Desert) 5. Mountain Ranges (e.g. The Alps)

Who VS 1 (a) I wanted to know who she was talking to. (b) I wanted to know to whom she was talking. 2. (a) With whom did you go to the cinema? (b) Who did you go to the cinema with? Verbs are never passive expire arrive belong fall emerge die rise lack (v.t.) smile sleep

Whom

happen occur appear exist swim

interested irritated obliged annoyed accused of based on priced at held up

Verbs are usually passive excited scared bored pleased worried concerned accompanied by admitted to discharged from located at graduated from/in blamed for compared with absorbed into be fond of convicted of married to made of

be addicted to embedded