| "An adjective modifies a noun or a pronoun. | |
| "An adverb modifies a verb, adjective or other adverb. | |
| "Feral" is still an adjective that I prefer. | |
| "I feel 'bad' about it, not 'badly.' 'Bad' is an adjective. | |
| "Interesting" is not the adjective I would use. | |
| "An adjective modifies a noun or a pronoun. | |
| "An adverb modifies a verb, adjective or other adverb. | |
| "Feral" is still an adjective that I prefer. | |
| "I feel 'bad' about it, not 'badly.' 'Bad' is an adjective. | |
| "Interesting" is not the adjective I would use. | |
| "Some adjectives that could be used to describe my behavior... "include bad... "naughty, mischievous, nasty... | |
| "Some adjectives that could be used... "to describe my behavior... "include bad... | |
| "Super awesome," "super cool," and "super doable"... Just a few of the adjectives Locke used in e-mails to describe the president. | |
| "Weird" is but one of the many adjectives I could apply to these circumstances, | |
| * Words, words, adjectives and verbs * | |
| "Some adjectives that could be used to describe my behavior... "include bad... "naughty, mischievous, nasty... | |
| "Some adjectives that could be used... "to describe my behavior... "include bad... | |
| "Super awesome," "super cool," and "super doable"... Just a few of the adjectives Locke used in e-mails to describe the president. | |
| "Weird" is but one of the many adjectives I could apply to these circumstances, | |
| * Words, words, adjectives and verbs * | |
