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  ome,any,mulh, a  ot f ,lote  o, wtoeo   oouu.eacive tua erose th quniy   ou  \n(i)there is a little water in the s  \n one,most,ceta,acecta et..o a  o , l0u  o8, ae,eough,ycient , )  ind , poume,mau, ee  ele,gee,en: nOne,two,three,four. , next,last,first,second active ta  thouet te o o a  oun a / 0u oecive of mumle / umeae(3  \ncriminals were killed  :(1)  ma   \nhave  uooms   \nDemostrative adjediveadjecve()  \naceciveieeyove tue  ou ie   cauled dennostnatiueTMielrthis,that,these ues are  etlue Nutid  \nboys are making a noyse.  \n  enepe   \ndoll is very  \natlaachive.  \ni)  ltis   \n5)Posemiue Adjehiewour   coued osice acive my,o。,y,hi,tee,rtiore aue  ueed ieyoe the   \n ha youe lote .uTheseareourchairs  \n(6) teoogaliue  djeclive  \n woud i upd telove te nelc i  ie cale  \nWH'  \nwhen  \nuewvogative aoeclive  \nWhat book do you want  to ook  d.n。whichcanyoulikeike  \n(4) itwive  dgecive  \neiner,neihrer are used  \n oold eaul, eey  \ntlne  \nwtheln  \n istwutice adyecive  \n caued  \nVoun  \nUne.  \nleove  \n.  \noy a  a  esce  \neacah  \nEn:  \nNeilthee  hen wuite wece  \niaten (as vote   n5,27 adjective ( pronomial adjective ) pronounul   \note。  \n5|Jau|2019 mal o unge  omhaitie  degee ied laces,treuncomparison is introduced between twotwo,  ompavitive  ege。enwaise  tae ,a3,pad,gned, hot..eewt o coan troduced oiive dege eusePoive  eg。euheladegree。Comparative ooriiue eggeThereare3typeoe3yefdegreeupeceliver 31 yaceV6v学市疏oyective poviveuker e  taeee  a ess(√一)ap+hortive+ aMukeshisa tallboy() ukest i a  talces ae sooed (x    n Muket ap tal ap  aes √)eg i  noin  t tue eue  ofcowpao  \nDegue  \ntive 392yjective  \nCouharalive  \nMotraun  \n uhelative ogu at gh deg。  \nu puhacaice degue作Med   eo  to ngtest degeew  o  ouce a s moe han  \nthe+ponitivest  \na →t tast  \neven:Tripathi was athe oldeste man in the village  \nomaion o ege  \n guaue   \n(2700121)  \n Di.alle  \nowoaee  \n y  \n2  \nd  \nod   \nBoo  \ninterwords  \nwoud  \n4  \nr u1GT vowel  \n方 uowel  \nUowel  \neX Avdonraur  \nex; 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