lucky – English Grammar Profiler
A2, ADJECTIVES, ADVERBS, degree, gradable / amazing, awesome, busy, called, clear, comfortable, cool, full, glad, high, interested, JJ, large, low, lucky, PELIC, pleased, popular, pretty, quite, really, RG, simple, so, SPECIAL, strong, sure, true, useful
Point 32 in the category of ADJECTIVES/modifying: adverbs of degree (‘really’, ‘so’, ‘quite’) with an increasing range of common gradable adjectives. PELIC STUDENT EXAMPLE: I was so hungry, so I ate two sandwiches. Korean male level 2 writing class. An iWeb search for: really|so|quite _JJ 1 REALLY GOOD 291861 2 SO GOOD 182087 3 SO EASY 127227 4 SO IMPORTANT 102790 5 SO …
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ADJECTIVES, B1, DETERMINERS, modify, PRONOUNS, substitution / a, common, correct, current, D, earlier, existing, few, JJ, larger, lucky, main, major, obvious, ones, original, particular, PELIC, previous, real, several, whose
In the English Grammar Profile, B1 point 40 in the category of PRONOUNS/substitution is defined as: determiners + premodifers + ‘ones’ EXPERT EXAMPLE: These are the more common ones around today. TED PELIC STUDENT EXAMPLE: (referring to outdoor activities) I think Bodrum has the best ones. Turkish, Male, Level 3, Writing Class. A search in iWeb for: _A _J ones 1 THE ONLY ONES 45418 2 YOUR …
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ADJECTIVES, B1, general, modify, PRONOUNS, substitution / basic, certain, common, correct, dead, earlier, existing, free, fresh, future, healthy, JJ, large, larger, local, lower, lucky, main, modern, natural, negative, NN2, normal, obvious, ones, original, PELIC, popular, positive, previous, real, recent, regular, remaining, similar, simple, smart, SPECIAL, successful, tiny, top, traditional, wild
In the English Grammar Profile, B1 point 50 in the category of PRONOUNS/substitution is defined as: premodifiers with ‘ones’, to refer to something in general. An iWeb search for: _JJ ones 1 LOVED ONES 102997 2 NEW ONES 78751 3 LITTLE ONES 58655 4 ONLY ONES 46742 5 GOOD ONES 26844 6 OLD ONES 24098 7 OTHER …
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ADJECTIVES, B1, CLAUSES, exclamations, phrases / amazing, awesome, brilliant, clear, cool, crazy, fantastic, horrible, how, JJ, lovely, lucky, perfect, pretty, simple, SPECIAL, strange, terrible, true, useful, wonderful
In the English Grammar Profile, B1 point 62 in the category of CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations is defined as: ‘How’ + adjective. A search in iWeb for: How _JJ ! 1 HOW EXCITING ! 1276 2 HOW FUN ! 799 3 HOW COOL ! 563 4 HOW CUTE ! 498 5 HOW WONDERFUL ! 427 6 HOW BEAUTIFUL ! 291 …
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ADJECTIVES, B1, CLAUSES, exclamations, phrases / amazing, cool, glad, how, JJ, lovely, lucky, must, should, strange, sweet, that, to, true, VVI, were, wonderful
An ‘exclamation’ means: a remark expressing surprise or strong emotion. How wonderful that you came. How nice to see you! In the English Grammar Profile, B1 point 48 in CLAUSES phrases/exclamations is defined as: ‘HOW’ + ADJECTIVE + CLAUSE A search in iWeb for: . How _JJ _P _V 1 . HOW IMPORTANT IT IS 103 2 . HOW LUCKY WE ARE 97 …
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ADJECTIVES, ADVERBS, B1, degree, emphasis, VERBS / amazing, angry, awesome, busy, cool, hate, high, hope, hoping, loud, low, lucky, PELIC, pleased, quickly, really, should, sick, simple, soft, strong, thin, useful, wish
In the English Grammar Profile, B1 point 38 in the category of ADVERBS/modifiers is defined as: DEGREE: ‘really really’ with verbs and adjectives for emphasis. 1 REALLY REALLY REALLY 2775 2 REALLY REALLY GOOD 2561 3 REALLY REALLY WANT 1526 4 REALLY REALLY LIKE 1090 5 REALLY REALLY BAD 1082 6 REALLY REALLY HARD 992 7 REALLY …
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ADJECTIVES, ADVERBS, B2, CLAUSES, comparatives, infinitive / allow, attend, beat, brave, contain, enough, figure, flexible, fortunate, gentle, handle, JJ, lucky, melt, PELIC, provide, realize, RR, smart, support, to, unfortunate, unlucky, VVI
Upper-Intermediate students can post modify ADJECTIVEs with to-infinitive