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 1. impressively: he handled the problem impressively

2. astonishingly: the north pole lights were astonishingly beautiful

3. breathtakingly: the sunset yesterday was breathtakingly

4. extraordinarily: the team preformed extraordinarily well

5. heart-stopping: the car accident was heart-stopping, everyone rushed to help

 

Shahd Hammad

 

Q.1

1.Holocaust, denial

 

The Holocaust and denial of history must never be ignored

 

The sentence is grammatically correct so they belong to the same category nouns.

 

2.Needless, repetition

 

The speech was full of needless and repetition making it boring.

 

Needless is an adjective it describes something ,and repetition is a noun it is a thing.

 

These do not belong to the same category

 

3.Horrific,Destructive

 

The storm was both horrific and destructive

 

Both "horrific" and "destructive" are adjectives because they describe the storm

 

Q.2

1.The view from the mountain top was breathtakingly incredible

 

2. She is a well-known author in the literary world.

 

3. The question was open-ended allowing for many different answers

 

4.The dog made a high-pitched sound when it barked

 

5.The company is well-established in the tech industry.

 

kamal

b:

1. The sunset was heart-stoppingly magnificent.

2. The bride was jaw-droppingly beautiful.

3. The war was soul-crushingly terrible.

4. The baby looked breathtakingly adorable.

5. The weather was unbelievably cold.

 

Hala

A:

1- (Grammatical correct) the same category because "Holocaust" it's noun and "denial" it's a noun.

 

2- (Ungrammatical) Not the same category because "Needless" it's an adjective and "repetition" it's a noun.

 

3- Grammatical correct both of the words are adjectives (Same category).

 

 

B:

1- He was hand-shakingly nervous before the exam.

2- The horror movie was stomach-churningly scary.

3- The lecture was brain-numbingly boring.

4- The song was soul-stirringly beautiful.

5- The puppy was heart-meltingly cute.

 

Sana'a Sarawi

a.

 

1. The holocaust or the denial of it is an issue that spread in the media.

 

2. Does not work --> It was needless and repetition (it needs to be an adjective [repetitive]).

 

3. The hurricane was horrific and destructive.

 

Lian Suboh

1- Holocaust is a noun, and denial is also a noun

2- needless is an adjective and repetition is a noun.

3-horrific and destructive are adjectives.

zena sharaia

A. Holocaust, denial: Same category (nouns)

Needless, repetition: Different categories (adjective vs. noun)

Horrific, destructive: Same categories (adjectives)

 

Alma Hanbali

#1

Holocaust, denial

Adding a coordinator: holocaust and denial

This phrase is grammatically correct so these 2 words belong to the same category

Both of them are nouns

 

2.Needless, repetition

When applying a coordinator : needless and repetition it’s grammatically incorrect because needless is an adjective and repetition is a noun so they dont belong to the same category

 

3.Horrific, destructive

When adding a coordinator horrific and destructive its grammatically correct because both of them are adjectives

 

Sara Shakhshir

b. Come up with 5 adverbs like: "Mind-blowingly" and use each one of them in a sentence.

 

Zawawi

a. Apply the coordination test to decide whether the following pairs of words belong to the same grammatical category.

 

1. Holocaust, denial

2. Needless, repetition

3. Horrific, destructive

 

Zawawi

General tests to identify category membership

 

1. Substitution

 

* The Isreali atrocities in Gaza are x.

 

a. The Israeli atrocities in Gaza are quickly.

 

Because we cannot replace the word X with an adverb, it is not an adverb.

 

b. The Israeli atrocities in Gaza are disgraceful.

 

Because the resulting sentence is grammatical, we can say that X is an adjective.

 

Zawawi

Syntax ==> 4/1/2025