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Is strong an adverb or an adjective?
strong (adjective) strong-poor (adjective) strong-poor (verb)
What kind of adjective is strong?
strong Definitions and synonyms
| adjective | strong |
|---|---|
| comparative | Strongest |
| Superlative | Strongest |
Which adverbs reinforce another word?
Answers. Enough, enough, really, very and quite are placed directly before adjectives or adverbs to complement their meaning. Often they make the meaning of the adverb or adjective stronger or more intense. For this reason these words are called reinforcers.
What are examples of strong verbs?
Examples of strong verbs
- Souffler > to blow (past), soufflé (past participle)
- Casser > to burst (past), to break (past participle)
- To do > did (past), done (past participle)
- Feed > fed (past and past participle)
- Lie (down) > lag (past), lag (past participle)
- Speak > spoken (past), spoken (past participle)
What are good adverbs?
unusually distracted random actually adventurous next almost always yearly anxious arrogant awkward shy beautiful bitter dark blind happy boastful daring bold short brilliant lively brash energetic calm cautious carefree cautious safe cheerful clear…
What is a weak adjective?
Weak adjectives alone are not enough, they are combined with a demonstrative. This wise king ruled Wessex. In the example, the phrase sage is a weak adjective, the associated demonstrative pronoun.
What kind of word is strong?
Adjective, strong er [Strawgger, stark ], strong is [Strawggist, stark ]. have, display, or exercise great physical or muscular strength physically strong or robust: a strong boy.
What is the nominal form of fort?
Power is the nominal form of strong. seven
How else can you say it out loud?
SYNONYMS OF strong 1 powerful, sturdy, muscular, nervous, robust, muscular, brave, valiant. 4 strong, competent, efficient. 5 brave, courageous.
What better word for was?
What is the other word for was?
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| appeared | became |
|---|---|
| looked | seemed |
| arose | had been |
| was | was |
| turned out to be | were |
Which words can replace verbs?
Walk: walk slowly – stroll, stroll, slalom, stroll, hike, meander. went fast – step, shot, sped, walked, walked, forward. Looking: glaring angry – looking hard, staring. 11