English for the Eager Learners
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Lesson 2<br />
Likewise, a transitive verb can also govern a few different nouns, and each noun can be<br />
qualified by a few adjectives, too. If <strong>the</strong> noun is countable, an article is needed.<br />
main, major, great<br />
grave, deep<br />
little<br />
express genuine<br />
concern<br />
public<br />
growing<br />
sincere<br />
deepest<br />
(uncountable)<br />
humble<br />
express a apology<br />
public<br />
profound<br />
(countable)<br />
Verbs, adjectives and nouns are 3 in 1. And we should not study an <strong>English</strong> word singly.<br />
Verb + (a/ an/ <strong>the</strong>/ no article) + adjective + noun is a core pattern of sentence-writing.<br />
To read more and to consult dictionaries often will help (to) pave <strong>the</strong> way to success.<br />
C.<br />
Please say what part of speech each word in italics is in <strong>the</strong> following sentences.<br />
int. v. adj.<br />
Example: I spring over <strong>the</strong> garden gate to pick some spring flowers.<br />
1. Bath <strong>the</strong> little dog in this bath, and wrap it up with a bath towel.<br />
2. Iron this shirt with an electric iron on this iron table made of iron from <strong>the</strong> USA.<br />
3. Water this plant with water from <strong>the</strong>se water bottles.<br />
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