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    Adj + N

    Stative Verbs + Adj

    Opinion Size/ Shape Age Color Origin Materials

    Active Passive
    feeling
    g
    e Police car
    f
    Bus stop Football star Fire engine
    c Evening performance Traffic jam
    a City centre
    Film star Wedding invitation
    b Credit card

    film star
    credit card
    football boots
    I wore my dirty old blue when I painted the celling evening performance
    traffic jam
    I borrowed my sister’s lovely long silk dress to wear to the party

    I was surprised that Mike wore that white cotton jacker


    He bought some expensive new shoes yesterday
    Jenny’s father gave her a beautiful long gold necklace for her 18th birthday
    lovely sandy
    beautiful old art galleries
    bored cheap
    favorite restaurant
    exciting
    G

    D beautiful old
    pleasant flat
    pertty little
    active young
    popular new
    A
    Adj + N (Adv) + V + Adv

    Stative V + Adj

    Adj + ly = Adv
    N + ly = Adj
    Adj Adv
    Good well
    Many/ much much
    Fast fast
    Hard hard
    Straight straight
    Daily daily
    Far far
    He thinks carefully about it.
    He thinks Lan is careful.

    suitabe
    unhappy
    honest politely
    angry

    calmly
    differently
    sensibly
    slowly

    N ADJ F

    She is extremely pretty.


    # She is quite pretty.

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