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Ingles I 9no Encuentro

This resource explores the concept of modifiers in the English language, detailing how words, phrases, or clauses can enhance descriptions in sentences. Modifiers bring sentences to life, allowing writers to convey vivid imagery and precise meaning. The guide provides examples of different types of modifiers, including adjectives, adverbs, and their functions in sentence structure. Through various examples, readers learn how modifiers can describe nouns and verbs, create nuance, and improve clarity, ensuring that communication is effective and engaging.

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Ingles I 9no Encuentro

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  1. Ingles I9no Encuentro UNI RUACS Elaboradopor: Ing. Edson Rodriguez

  2. 1 2 3 4 Modificadores Adjetivos, Verbos, Sustantivos OracionCompuesta Tipos de Oracion III UnidadClasificacion www.themegallery.com

  3. Modifiers Modifiers are words, phrases, orclausesthatprovidedescription in sentences. Modifiersallowwriterstotakethepicturethattheyhave in theirheads and transfer itaccuratelytotheheads of theirreaders. Essentially, modifiersbreathelifeintosentences. Take a look at this "dead" sentence Stephen droppedhisfork www.themegallery.com

  4. Example • Poor Stephen, whojustwanted a quickmealtogetthroughhisthree-hourbiologylab, quicklydroppedhisforkonthecafeteriatray, gaggingwithdisgust as a tarantulawiggledoutof hischeeseomelet, a sightrequiring a year of therapybefore Stephen couldeateggsagain. www.themegallery.com

  5. Modifiers can be adjectives, adjectiveclauses, adverbs, adverbclauses, absolutephrases, infinitivephrases, participlephrases, and prepositionalphrases. Thesentenceabovecontains at leastoneexample of each www.themegallery.com

  6. Adjective = poor. • Adjectiveclause = whojustwanted a quickmeal. • Adverb = quickly. • Adverbclause = as a tarantulawiggledout of hischeeseomelet. • Absolutephrase = a sightrequiring a year of therapybefore Stephen couldeateggsagain. • Infinitivephrase = togetthroughhisthree-hourbiologylab. • Participlephrase = gaggingwithdisgust. • Prepositionalphrase = onthecafeteriatray www.themegallery.com

  7. Withoutmodifiers, sentenceswould be no funtoread. Carefullychosen, well-placed modifiersallowyoutodepictsituationswith as muchaccuracy as wordswillallow www.themegallery.com

  8. Verbs Nouns NOUNS Adjectives Modifiers www.themegallery.com

  9. Modifiers • It’s a word or group of words that decribes the limits or qualities of another word or group of words in a sentence • Adjectives modifiers • Noun modifiers • Verb modifiers www.themegallery.com

  10. Adjectives modifiers • They are words that describe or modify a noun • Hard material • Wide application • Small design • External factors www.themegallery.com

  11. Thet tell how many or much they are modifying a word • Large box • Several folders • Three days • They answer which one • Second floor • Last page • First room www.themegallery.com

  12. Noun modifiers • A noun can be modified by another noun(Headnoun) • Concrete structure • Flower garden • Office building • Construction materials www.themegallery.com

  13. Verb modifiers • Ing ending words could act as a verb or as an adjective depending on the place it occupies • Building materials • Consulting engineers • Working conditions • Measuring equipments • Transmiting line www.themegallery.com

  14. TAREA • Descargar del blog • PresentacionTareaencuentro 9 • Leer y apropiarse de temas • Dichostemasserandiscutidos y evaluados en siguienteencuentro www.themegallery.com

  15. Thank You!

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