adjectives, pronouns

He is asleep.

The position of the adjective in this sentence is

• attributive

• predicative

• postpositive

adjectives that appear before a noun or a pronoun that they premodify are ..

• attributive

• predicative

• postpositive

Adjectives using the same suffixes as verbal participles ending in -ing or -ed are called __________

adjectives can form __________ by adding the suffix -ly

The typical feature of adjectives is gradability. Are all adjectives gradable?

• yes

• no

What is true about these adjectives: CZECH/ ALIVE/ GLASS

• can form comparatives

• are nongradable

• have the same properties as adjective big/ red/pretty

adjectives occurring in only one of the positions i.e. The boy is afraid

• central

• peripheral

• inherent

• non-inherent

He is a complete idiot. Complete is an example of _____________ adjective

• inherent

• non-inherent

• stative

• dynamic

which acjectives can be used in progressive forms and the imperative (Be brave!)?

• dynamic

• stative

pronouns expressing contrasts in the grammatical categories of person, gender and number are called

• personal pronouns

• possesive pronouns

• central pronouns

• indefinite pronouns