1. The document provides guidelines for using different parts of speech including adjectives, present and past participles, comparatives, superlatives, and irregular adjectives. 2. Examples are given for forming comparatives with "er" and superlatives with "est" as well as how to use "as", "not as", "one of the", and "have never" in sentences. 3. Reference information is listed at the end for the source of the linguistic rules and examples.

1. Adjective part 1
MCENROE NG

2. Order of objective
1. Number
2. Opinion
3. Size
4. Shape
5. Condition
6. Age
7. Color
8. Pattern
9. Origin
10. Materia
11. purpose.

3. Different between Present participle and Past
participle
Present participle (-
ING)
Past participle (-ed)
Feeling exciting Excited
Boring bored
Cause of a feeling Feeling inside a
person

4. Examples
 The child is bored
- the activity the child is doing is boring
 The child is boring
- The child is a boring person
Etc:
The ocean air is soothing. And you will be soothed.

5. Comparative form

6. Superlative

7. Comparative (er) Vs Superlative (est)
 Superlative is used when we compare three or more things. The rules for
superlatives are similar to comparatives.
 very important to use the definite article the, before the superlative.
- Zen is the shortest person in the class
- Apple is the most expensive among all the phone

8. Irregular Adjectives

9. How to use as.
1) you are as tall as your dad
Subject (be verb) as (adjective) as subj2
2) My face is just as round as you
- It emphasizes that the two things are exactly the same.
- your younger brother is almost as tall as your older brother.
- almost. Almost means that they are close, but not the same.
- The sentence basically means that my older brother is taller than my younger
brother, but they are close in height. Another word that means almost is nearly.

10. Not as
 use the negative, not, with, as, not as.
-I am not as tall as my dad
 My younger brother is not nearly as talkative as my older brother.
-word nearly, it doesn't change the meaning. It's just emphasizing the negative in
conversation.
cannot use almost in negative sentences
-my younger brother is not almost as talkative as my older brother. 
-Instead, you can also use quite.
-My younger brother is not quite as talkative as my older brother.

11. One of the
 He is one of the most handsome guys in the entire family.
 The sentence pattern is subject, (Be verb) one of the (superlative adjective) (plural
noun).
 It is important to make this noun pluralbecause my he is not the only
handsome one. There are other handsome people in my family, too.

12. Have never – become superlative
 a group of people are eating very spicy noodles.
 It's probably the spiciest noodles that they've ever eaten
-They have never eaten spicier noodles.
i. Spicy becomes spicier,.
ii. present perfect plus never, have never eaten.
The shirt you are wearing is the most handsome shirt you own =
You have never owned a more handsome shirt

13. REFERENCES
 University of California, Irvine