How to pronounce Adjective in English

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It's a good adjective - strange.

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It's a good adjective - strange.

Then an adjective, then a keyword,

And the adjective from the Old English "lich,"

It's not anything too special. It's an adjective

We say more and then the adjective for example

Every day so every day as one word is an adjective

E-CON-o-my. If we change this to the adjective

We have a change when we change this word to the adjective

But first let's talk about how to transform a regular adjective and a

An intensifier is that little word, like "so", "really", or "very" that makes the adjective

Because it sounds like to be drunk the adjective and we don't want to say

If we change this word to an adjective we would say pres-i-DENT-ial.

And I swear, every time you put an adjective next to the term democracy, it’s usually

Participle of drunk or to drink which is drunk because it sounds like the adjective like

You need to add an e are clear or pretty earth three syllables or more in the adjective

adjective let's learn the intensifiers first and then I'll share examples with both the more interesting advanced intensifiers and

Every day as one word versus every day as two words. First of all every day is an adjective

By the way, I am Gabi, that is my name and it's also an adjective for someone who talks a lot

Adverb, but I'm doing good is an adjective but people usually say it that way so you have to decide do you want to sound?