• Asignatura: Inglés
  • Autor: sanchezjacqueline726
  • hace 5 años

How can we use adjectives in a story?​

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Respuesta dada por: mohameth
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Another way to put it is that an adjective is a word that describes a noun. It tells us more about the subject of the sentence. Let's face it, without descriptive parts of speech our language would be painfully boring! We don't want to just know that there is a man in a story

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Respuesta dada por: ashleyduque
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Magnificent works on our ancient and modern history, on our literature, on our novel are published one after another: there are known as well as in Spain itself the works and biographies of our writers, the figures of our literary movement, the lives of our academies, the flight of our journalism, our philosophy.

In valde, illustrious prudent General, Our forces have been occupied, In valde you have been diligent, For in smoke and wind are tornadoes The certain hopes of victory, Of your industry I continue to be assured: The unfortunate end and sad history Of the undefeated city of Numancia, The memory deserves to be eternal.

But this digression, necessary as it was, has diverted us somewhat from the objective point of the present story.

Those of the true story whose physiognomy we are now drawing with broad brushstrokes, were not, in general, even from the middle class, nor the one that receives the best education in Cuba, and it can be effortlessly believed that their features of gallantry and affection in no circumstance they had nothing delicate or fine.

In London, there are different public libraries perfectly organized and served: the museums of natural history, sculpture, arts and painting, are worth visiting carefully for the wealth they contain: in the paintings there are portentous works to admire from the different schools that we know .

= Kali nitricum =: history, 97 .-- Physiological and therapeutic effects, 97 .-- Fever, neuralgia, hemorrhagic molimen, coryza, bronchitis, mucosal irritations, asthenic flows, cachexia .-- = Dose =, 102.

Since then she has worn the trousers in the house, and he was the most faithful of the husbands mentioned in the sacred and profane stories, as if he knew that his skin would go the first time the madam caught him.

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