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Gradable adjectives in English with explanations and examples of varying degrees of meaning.

Gradable Adjectives in English

Intensifiers in English with examples of how they modify adjectives and adverbs.

Intensifiers in English with Examples

Non-gradable adjectives in English explained with examples of usage.

Understanding Non-Gradable Adjectives in English

Parallel structure in English, explaining how to maintain consistency in lists and phrases for clarity.

Parallel Structure in English with Examples

Inverted sentences in English, demonstrating the reversal of standard word order for various effects.

Inverted Sentences in English with Examples

Nominal sentences with examples, explaining how they are structured without a verb.

Nominal Sentences with Examples

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