Question

7 5.UE3] Read the theory. Find examples in the text. Adjectives go before nouns, but after the verb to be. Jane's a polite girl. Jane's polite. We can use very to give emphasis to the adjective. She's very polite.​

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   Adjectives go before nouns, but after the verb to be:

       Example: "Jane's a polite girl." ("Polite" goes after the verb "is" in the form of "Jane's.")

   Jane's polite:

       This example also illustrates that adjectives can go after the verb "to be." "Polite" directly follows "Jane's."

   We can use "very" to give emphasis to the adjective:

       Example: "She's very polite." ("Very" is used to emphasize the adjective "polite.")

In summary, the examples in the text demonstrate the proper placement of adjectives after the verb "to be" and the use of "very" for emphasis.

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