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Company Logo Frankly, were you surprised at the outcome? Were you surprised at the outcome, frankly? Adjectives and Adverbs Lecture 6 形容词 形容词有比较级和最高级，如big, bigger, biggest. 核心形容词可用作定语和表语 形容词做定语修饰名词，构成名词词组的一部分，位于中心名词之前。 Scientific examination, chemical analysis 用作表语的形容词说明名词词组的特征，可位于系动词后面来说明主语。 That’ll be quite impressive. 也可用来说明宾语: Even Oscar Wilde called it charming. 有些形容词只能用作定语或者表语。 Unable 只用作表语；mere 只用作定语 The student was totally unable to answer them. He had lost his reputation as a strong man, having been defeated twice by a mere boy. able, aloof, aware 等形容词通常用作表语: Clients will be able to trade electronically. In some ways, you are aloof too. Charlton is aware of the problem. 以前缀a-开头的形容词大多用作表语: Abed, ablaze, afraid, abreast, aghast（吓呆的）, aglow（发亮地）, alike, alive, alone, askew（斜，歪）, asleep, aware 其他形容词: Glad, easier, ill, impossible, ready, sure 以后缀–al结尾的形容词通常用作定语： chemical, industrial, general, local, national, social 形容词后置 形容词位于中心词之后 No one, anything, somebody It’s a shame if you haven’t got anyone musical here. Something cold and refreshing I think they are doing everything possible to protect the workers. He said the only details available had come from Mr Garrod’s family. 固定词组 Attorney general, heir apparent（当然继承人）, notary public 形容词词组如果很长通常位于中心名词之后： It’s a lounge（起居室） not much bigger than the one we’ve got now. “The+形容词” But the unlikely can happen. These people may be the poor, the elderly, the young, the unemployed, or the transient（过客）. 具有连接功能的形容词： Worse he had nothing to say. Still more important, we should pay attention to this. 状语 Too tired to move, she stayed there. Green, bronze and golden, it flowed through weeds and rushes（灯芯草属植物）. 分级 可分级的形容词有比较级和最高级 不可分级的形容词通常由强调副词来修饰。 Quite motionless, really tremendous, absolutely continuous 不可分级的形容词有： Dental, countless, fateful, jobless, rightful, simultaneous, stainless, total, virtual 一些单音节形容词也可用more, most来表示比较级和最高级。 Wouldn’t that be more fair? I think this is the one she is most proud of. 复合形容词 Adverb