You were not joking when you said that this class was important 👌🏻
I learned a lot.
This clase needs a whole course
This class is difficult to comprehend , I hope to learn about it in the other courses.
My examples:
*Number- singular noun- Bring me the cube that has five-side, please
adjective-noun-I want to buy this Green-pilow for my mother
adjective-present participle- you got a huge-thinking about that
adjective-past participle- this was a big-bought for me
noun-adjective- style- those are cruelty-free?
noun-past participle- those are from homegrown
adverb-past participle- this cake is undercooked
hooping your comments about if my examples are fine, thank you for this amazing class
Holii, les dejo mis ejemplos:
My country has a three-colour flag. (Number + singular noun)
She has poor-listening skills. He is a good-looking man.(Adjective + present participle)
He’s on a sugar-free diet. (Noun + adjective)
She has sun-kissed cheeks. (Noun + past participle)
She’s a kind-hearted kid. (Adjective + past participle)
The question is. Can I construct my own compound adjectives?
There are a lot of adjectives that are compound, so I recommend to look them up in a dictionary.
Yes, you can!
This is the class that I needed, tysm!
The iMac is a luxury-branded computer
I live in a pet-friendly building
I prefer japan-made cars
Learning a new language is a life-lasting expirience
I work in a Latam-based company
1 - That's a one dollar- bill.
2 - Those shirts are poor- quality fabric.
3 - My sister is a hard- working woman.
4 - I prefer to eat well- cooked meat.
5 - Do you like to wear a hair- band ?
En resumen:
In the example of adverb + past participle has a little mistake.
She is a well-known "singer"
it isn't important but I want to leave the notice
Thank you for sharing this, Andres!
Compound adjectives
Two adjectives = no hyphen (-)
wonderful white house
big yellow book
Number + singular noun
one-way street
five-page essay
Adjective + noun
high-quality cars
long-distance runner
Adjective + present participle
long-lasting friendship
easy-going person
Noun + adjective
life-long learners
gluten-free cookies
Noun + past participle
wind-powered generators
middle-aged people
Adverb + past participle
well-known singer
highly-respected musician
Adjective + past participle
ready-made food
old-fashioned glasses
You already learned the moon-walk?
Come on!! Where came from? From high-society?
I love that the malls now are be pet-friendly
Do you like it the fast-food?
Oh no! don't be homesick
Personally speaking, this topic and the order of adjectives have been the most tortuous topics to learn so far. X) I need a lot of practice
Homework
This something well-known
That is a hand-held console
I like the bright-colored design
You should put a band-aid on your knee.
Sí, correctamente se escribe "lifelong" sin guion. Aunque la clase explica que los adjetivos compuestos suelen llevar guion, algunas palabras se han consolidado y se escriben juntas.
She bought a well-known book about history.
We had a last-minute change of plans.
The child was playing with a blue-eyed doll.
He works in a high school near the city.
They live in a greenhouse effect area.
Number + Singular noun.
I prefer take the one-time vaccine.
Adjective + noun.
I didn't understand the crazy-cow disease.
Adjective + present participle.
That's a fast-growing tree.
Noun + Adjective.
We dislike world-famous artists.
Noun + past participle.
I love eating sun-dried raisins.
Adverb + past participle.
He is a highly-respected man.
Adjective + past participle.
There isn't like an Old-fashioned drink.
Número y pronombre singular:We need to find a two-bedroom apartment before the end of the month.
Adjetivo y sustantivo:He works for a high-risk company that deals with dangerous materials.
Sustantivo y adjetivo:She gave a talk to a group of health-conscious students.
Adverbio y verbo en past participle:He is a well-known author in the science fiction community.
Adjetivo y verbo en past participle:They bought a pair of old-fashioned shoes for the retro party.
