Adjective ialah kata sifat yang digunakan untuk melengkapi
atau menjelaskan noun (kata benda), atau pronoun (kata ganti orang/ benda).
Adjective dapat ditempatkan didepan noun (attibutive), dibelakang noun
(postpositive), atau setelah noun dengan disela verbs/ to be (predicative).
1.
Attributive adjective:
·
She likes yellow
flowers in my garden
·
It will be a bad
thing in my life
2.
Predicative adjective:
·
My friend tells me that Rossa is beautiful
3.
Postpositive adjective:
·
He has something special for me
SLEEP
·
Sleep like a log : if you sleep like a log, you
sleep deeply or soundly
§ After a
day at the beach, i usually sleep like a log
·
Sleep on it : if you take a time (until the next
day) to think something over before making a decision, you sleep on it
§ I suggest
you sleep on it. You can give me your decision tomorrow
·
Not sleep a wink ; not get a wink of sleep : if
someone doesn’t get a wink of sleep, they don’t sleep at all
§ It was so
noisy in the hotel, i didn’t get a wink of sleep
·
Not lose (any) sleep : when something happen that
in your opinion is not a cause for worry, you can say that you will not lose
(any) sleep over it
§ I’ve
mislaid the book but i’m not going to lose any sleep over it
·
Let sleeping dogs lie : if you tell someone to let
sleeping dogs lie, you’re asking them not to interfere with a situation because
they could cause problems.
§ Look,
they’ve settled their differences. It’s time to let sleeping dogs lie
·
Sleeping partner : this term refers to a person
who invests in a business without taking an active part in its management, and
whose association with the enterprise is not public knowledge
§ Heworks
alone but his business is partly financed by a sleeping partner
PHRASAL
VERBS FAMILY
Here are some examples:
-
I grew up in the suburbs of London
-
I’ve always looked up to my grandmother. She
raised six children on her own.
-
Mary lost her parents when she was two and was
brought up by her aunt
-
I was always told off for being one minute late
-
I love it when all my aunts and uncles and cousins
get together
-
I used to look after my brother when he was
younger
-
Mum and her sister are not on speaking terms. They
fell out years ago
-
charlie takes after his father. He has the same
eyes and smile
-
i get on eally well with my mother-in-law
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