Friday, 4^th January 2013…

                Today is grammar day. This day two group will present about the adjective and adverb. Mai and I will present about adjective. I will tell a little about adjective. Adjective are words that describe nouns, adjective tell us more about the nouns. There are three degree of comparison in adjective which is positive degree, comparative degree and superlative degree. Positive degree is used to compare two things. It can be equal or unequal. The formation for equal is “…as + adjective + as “. The formation for unequal is “…not +as +adjective+ as”. The comparative degree is used to compare two things which are not same. There are two formation for comparative degree which is “…more + adjective + than …” and “…adjective + ‘-er’ + than… ”. The superlative degree is used to compare three or more things which are not the same. The two formation for superlative degree are “…the + adjective + ‘-est’ “and “…the + most + adjective…” There are three position of adjective, there are before nouns, after nouns and before prepositions. After finish present about adjective, my partner and I have given them an exercise.

                Adverb is a word or phrase that describe verb. There are a few type of adverb that’s  adverb of integration, adverb of time, adverb of manner, adverb of place, adverb of degree, adverb of frequency and last but not least adverb of negation or affirmation. There are three position of adverb which is initial-position (at the beginning of a sentence), mid-position (in the middle of a sentences), and end-position (at the end of the sentences). Adverb is also has positive degree, comparative degree and superlative degree. After they finish present, they have That’s all from me for today.