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Dear students, have you ever noticed how words can work together to describe things or people in a very special way? For example, when we say that a dog is 'big', 'playful' or 'hairy', we are using words called adjectives, which provide more information about the dog. Now, think about a calm lake on a sunny day. How would you describe this lake using adjectives? Write a sentence that contains an adjective to describe the lake and explain why you chose that adjective.

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Question 2:

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In the sentence 'The beautiful birds fly peacefully in the blue sky', identify the function of the highlighted adjectives in the excerpt and explain how these words attribute qualities to the accompanying nouns. Consider the role of adjectives in constructing the meaning and structure of the sentence.

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Question 3:

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Imagine you are describing a new toy to a friend. You use words that show how the toy is, like 'big', 'colorful', 'fun', and 'fast'. These words that describe the toy are called adjectives. Now, think of a sentence where you talk about this toy using at least 3 adjectives to describe it and explain why each of these adjectives is important to show how the toy is. Write the sentence and then explain the role of each adjective in the sentence.

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Question 4:

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Imagine you are helping your friend understand what morphosyntax is. In your own words, explain to him what morphosyntax is and give an example of a sentence, highlighting an adjective and explaining the relationship it establishes with other words in the sentence.

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Question 5:

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In the text below, identify the adjective that qualifies the noun it agrees with in number and gender, and explain its function in the sentence. 'On that morning, the bright sun was shining on the riverbanks, making them look more golden.'

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