Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Weather forecast - Junior Middle School English: Nouns and Adjectives to Distinguish Weather
Junior Middle School English: Nouns and Adjectives to Distinguish Weather
Generally, those with Y are adjectives, and those without Y are nouns.
Rain is a noun and rainy is an adjective.
It's snowing.
cloudy
The wind is windy.
etc
Do you have one with ly? I don't remember.
However, some of them need to write the last consonant letter repeatedly.
As bright as the sun.
Does it mean that you add ly, that is, you add Y after the double letter L, which may make people mistakenly think that you added ly?
At least I think so.
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