Would a strong adjective have to have an adverb?
Rethinking Parts of Speech
 Aaliizah February 6, 2015 |
Would a strong adjective have to have an adverb? |
by Aaliizah
February 6, 2015
 paarthurnax Administrator February 6, 2015 |
Aaliizah For the most part, though it may not have such an equivalent in English. Any particular word in mind? |
by paarthurnax
February 6, 2015
AaliizahWould a strong adjective have to have an adverb?
For the most part, though it may not have such an equivalent in English. Any particular word in mind?
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Aaliizah February 7, 2015 |
I'm thinking about yol and yolos. I'm also having a bit of trouble with the word zol. I want to say that it's a noun (obviously), an adjective (zombie-like; listless, languid), and a verb (to make or become a zombie). I'm thinking those things put together would make a strong verb. Is that right? That wouldn't be a strong adjective, would it? Or is it? Sorry it took so long for me to respond. I was having trouble posting. |
by Aaliizah
February 7, 2015
I'm thinking about yol and yolos.
I'm also having a bit of trouble with the word zol. I want to say that it's a noun (obviously), an adjective (zombie-like; listless, languid), and a verb (to make or become a zombie). I'm thinking those things put together would make a strong verb. Is that right? That wouldn't be a strong adjective, would it? Or is it?
Sorry it took so long for me to respond. I was having trouble posting.
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