Compound Adjectives in English || Masterclass || Advance Grammar Lesson

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What are Compound Adjectives? Compound adjectives are the combination of words in English, joined by hypens, to perform the role of an adjective in a sentence. In this masterclass, I will teach you:
(i) the importance of the hyphen in the formation of these compound adjectives in order to convey the correct meaning of a sentence
(ii) when compound adjectives should be hyphenated and when they should not and
(iii) how they are formed using a combination of different parts of speech, numerals with words of measure and periods of time, along with examples and notes to clarify each combination.
You will also be given the exceptions to the formation rules such as forming a compound adjective with the prefix 'self'.
Please watch to the very end of this video as it is a comprehensive lesson.
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⏰Time Stamps
00:00 Intro
01:11 What are Compound Adjectives
02:22 Is the use of the Hyphen Important
03:49 When should Compound Adjectives be Hyphenated & when not
04:12 Rule 1
05:13 Rule 2
06:20 Comparing Rules 1 and 2
08:13 How are Compound Adjectives formed
08:39 Number plus Periods of Time
09:46 Number plus Words of Measure
10:57 Number plus Noun
12:23 Adjective plus Nou
13:01 Adjective plus Present Participle
13:39 Adjective plus Past Participle
14:21 Noun plus Adjective
15:05 Noun plus Present Participle
15:39 Noun plus Past Participle
16:26 Adverb plue Past Participle
17:18 Notes and Exceptions
19:55 Difference between 'terribly hot' and 'brightly-lit' adverbs endling in 'ly'
21:45 Answer to intro question
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