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[عبير العسيري]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Conscientious yep i think so Quick ,pretty ,terribly ,good ,easily, terrible ,well ,careful, carefully, loudly best of luck

u r right

this is the right answer


1) He quickly reads a book. 2) Mandy is a pretty girl. 3) The class is terribly loud today. 4) Max is a good singer. 5) You can easily open this tin. 6) It's a terrible day today. 7) She sings the song well. 8) He is a careful driver. 9) He drives the car carefully. 10) The dog barks loudly.

[delicate]

practise on all &whole
They spent _____ time arguing
all
whole
the
the whole



Q2 - They argue _____ time.
all
whole
all the



Q3 - ____ people at the meeting were bored.
All
Whole
All the
Whole the



Q4 - The book is ____ about the royal family.
all
whole
the all
the whole



Q5 - The ____ family was there.
all
whole



Q6 - He is ____ responsible.
whole
wholly



Q7 - That's ____ point.
all
whole
the all
the whole



Q8 - ____ in ____, it was a success.
All ... all
Whole ... whole



Q9 - I'd travel ____ world to find her.
all
the whole



Q10 - It's ____ in the mind.
all
whole
the all
the whole
all the

[loyal]

All & Whole

These words often have the same meaning, but they are used differently.
With the definite article:

All comes before the definite article: All the time
Whole comes after the definite article: The whole time
With a possessive adjective:

All comes before a possessive adjective: All my life
Whole comes after a possessive adjective: My whole life
With a singular noun:

Whole can only be used after a definite article: The whole country (not 'Whole country')
With Plural Nouns:

They have different meanings:
All exams were affected. = Every exam was affected.
Whole exams were affected. = This doesn't mean that every exam was affected, but that some were affected completely.
With uncountable nouns:

We generally use all. We can say 'the whole of the' before an uncountable noun

[Conscientious]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة loyal All & Whole These words often have the same meaning, but they are used differently. With the definite article: All comes before the definite article: All the time Whole comes after the definite article: The whole time With a possessive adjective: All comes before a possessive adjective: All my life Whole comes after a possessive adjective: My whole life With a singular noun: Whole can only be used after a definite article: The whole country (not 'Whole country') With Plural Nouns: They have different meanings: All exams were affected. = Every exam was affected. Whole exams were affected. = This doesn't mean that every exam was affected, but that some were affected completely. With uncountable nouns: We generally use all. We can say 'the whole of the' before an uncountable noun

it's a gooooood explanation ma sha'a Allah

but the point is when we can say

all the time
and
the whole time

got it ??a

may Allah bless u bro

[Conscientious]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة delicate practise on all &whole They spent _____ time arguing all whole the the whole Q2 - They argue _____ time. all whole all the Q3 - ____ people at the meeting were bored. All Whole All the Whole the Q4 - The book is ____ about the royal family. all whole the all the whole Q5 - The ____ family was there. all whole Q6 - He is ____ responsible. whole wholly Q7 - That's ____ point. all whole the all the whole Q8 - ____ in ____, it was a success. All ... all Whole ... whole Q9 - I'd travel ____ world to find her. all the whole Q10 - It's ____ in the mind. all whole the all the whole all the

this is my answer but i'm not sure , coz i don't have a certain rule for that a

i hope when u insert the answer , u provide us with the grammatical rule that we can depend on

May Allah bless u sis and best of luck

[delicate]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Conscientious this is my answer but i'm not sure , coz i don't have a certain rule for that a i hope when u insert the answer , u provide us with the grammatical rule that we can depend on May Allah bless u sis and best of luck

10/10
Conscientious
I'll get the explanation later insha Allah

[Conscientious]

ybeee

thanx dear , see u soon

[Conscientious]

I have a Q confusing me

When we tend to describe a noun with many adjs , what we can do ?a

Shall I put a comma between these adjs or and
or put them following each other without anything

Regarding that

Sometimes I see both cases , but I still not sure about the rule that govern them

Can anyone help me with that
Best wishes

[English boy]

Shall I put a comma between these adjs or and or put them following each other without anything

yep, putting commas between the adjectives till u reach ur point

Regards

[Conscientious]

thanx english boy but ,,, when we can use the other way ??a

i mean does anyone have sufficient explanation ?????a