Adj-adv.初中英语的形容词及副词.doc

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1、Adjectives(on1u2)1.itis(adj.)+for+n./pron.+todosth.常用于客观情况的形容词easydifficulthardimportantunimportantpossibleimpossiblenecessaryunnecessaryconvenientinconvenientfineusualunusualessentialsafedangerouscomplicatedexcitinginteresting2.itis(adj.)+of+n./pron.+todosth.常用于主观感情或态度的形容词badgoodcleverwise

2、politeimpoliterudesillyfoolishhonestfriendlyconsideratebravecarefulcarelesscruelkindrightunwiseintelligentstupidsensiblenicemeantthoughtfulwronggenerous3.adj.+enough+tov.somebody.isadjectiveenough+tov.somethingisadjectiveenoughforsomebodytov.4.subject+can+not+enough…(to)subject+cannot+so…(t

3、o)无论怎样都不过分Icannotthankyousomuch.Theteachercannotpraisehimsomuch.Youcannotbecarefulenoughwhilecrossingthestreet.Mancannothavesomanyties.5.–ing,--ed;annoying/annoyedamazing/amazedamusing/amusedboring/boredconfusing/confuseddisappointing/disappointedembarrassing/embarrassedexciting/excitedinte

4、resting/interestedmoving/movedpuzzling/puzzledsurprising/surprisedtiring/tiredrelaxing/relaxedworrying/worried6.onlypredicate:表语形容词afraidalivealoneashamedasleepawakeawareconsciousfondillunablewell1.usedasattributive:定语形容词chiefeldereldestelectricexactformermainmedicalmereonlyparticularsocial

5、spokentotalwoolen2.adj.+that-clause/adj.+clause可跟that从句的形容词annoyed,astonisheddisappointedgladhappypleasedproudsadsorrysuresurprisedIwasdisappointedthatmanystudentsfailedtohandintheirhomeworkontime.HisteacherwasveryproudthathegotthefirstprizeintheNationalOlympicMathsContest.3.pron.+adj.someb

6、odysomeonesomethinganyoneanybodyanythingeverybodyeveryoneeverythingnobodynothingsomewhereanywhere4.enough+n./n.+enoughDoyouhaveenoughmoneytopayforthebill?Yes,Ihavemoneyenough.Weareverygladtotellyouthatwehaveenoughpeopletosupportus,butunfortunatelywedon’thavemoneyenoughtoprovideforourproject

7、s.5.present(differentposition,differentmeaning)whoisthepresentpresidentoftheU.S.A.?(presentmeansnow)Thenumberoftheguestspresentisover200.(presentmeanstobeseated)6.notetheuseoftheending–edtoturnnounsintoadjectivestocertainexpressions.(Themeaningof–ed,inth