50 nouns, 100 adjectives, 100 verbs, 50 adverbs

Adjectives: vast, jet-black, beautiful, lovely, naughty, kind, harsh, ashamed, angry, golden, white, delicious, majestic, magnificent, ......

Can't think of it.

English adverbs.

1) Adverbs of time and frequency:

now, then , often, always, usually, early, today, lately, next, last, already, generally, frequently, seldom ,ever, never,yet,soon,too, immediately, hardly,finally,shortly, before, ago,sometimes, yesterday.

2) Adverb of place:

here, there, everywhere, anywhere, in, out, inside, outside, above, below, down, back, forward, home, upstairs, downstairs, across, along, round , around, near, off, past, up, away, on.

3) Adverbs of manner:

carefully, properly, anxiously, suddenly, normally, fast, well, calmly, politely, proudly, softly, warmly

4) Adverbs of degree:

much,little, very,rather,so,too,still, quite, perfectly, enough, extremely, entirely,almost, slightly.

5) Adverb of interrogative:

how, when, where, why.

6) Relative Adverbs:

when, where, why.

7) Conjunctive Adverbs:

how, when, where, why,

Nouns, adjectives, adverbs, where there is a past tense......

Verbs are commonly used in a list of verbs after high school English books.

Nouns, adjectives, adverbs, where there is a past tense......

A dime, one hand covers the sky, one go, love at first sight, a net, a plummet, endless, thousands of horses galloping, anxious, chaotic, cold as frost, response like a stream, the beginning of the edge, solid as a rock, as a wall, comeback, as a hate, as death as home, solid as gold, spending money like a peach, vast as a sea of smoke, jealousy like hatred, eager to wear, flocking to it.

Isn't it easier to look up an English dictionary than that? N is a noun, vi or vt is a verb, adv is an adverb, and adj is an adjective.

Fortune noun ---fortunate adjective--- fortunately adverb.

contentment nouns--- content nouns, verbs, adjectives.

Performer (noun) --perform

Verb --performance noun: performance - performing

Adjectives act, perform.

humour noun - humourous adjective - humorously adverb.

astonishment noun – astonish verb – astonishing

Adjective – astonishingly adverb.

bore noun verb - boring bored adjective - boringly adverb.

charm noun - charm adjective.

charmingly adverb.

entertainment noun - entertain verb.

Adjectives are the larger open-ended classes of speech in the English vocabulary. Master its classification, to improve interest in learning, correctly.

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