Byvoeglike Naamwoorde - Adjectives Flashcards

1
Q

When do adjectives change?

A

When they come before the nouns that they describe

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2
Q

Will all adjectives change when placed before the noun that they are describing?

A

No, some will stay the same

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3
Q

Give examples of words that will stay the same

A
Warm
Kaal
Maer 
Soet (both meanings)
Arm (when it means poor)
Colours (except goud)
Bitter (when describing taste)
Dik
Laat 
Lekker 
Mooi 
Skoon
Vuil 
Siek 
Suur 
Swaar 
Vet
Bang
Vars
Ryk
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6
Q

What happens when you are changing the form of the adjective and it has twin vowels and ends in a single consonant?

A

Drop one vowel

Add an e

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7
Q

What happens when you are changing the form of the adjective and it ends in a double consonant?

A

Add an e

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8
Q

What happens when you are changing the form of the adjective and it has a single vowel and ends on an f?

A

Replace the f with w

Add we

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9
Q

What happens when you are changing the form of the adjective and it has a twin vowel and ends in f?

A

Drop one vowel
Replace the f with w
Add e

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10
Q

What happens when you are changing the form of the adjective and it ends in a consonant and then an f?

A

Replace the f with w

Add an e

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11
Q

What happens when you are changing the form of the adjective and it has a single vowel and ends in g?

A

Add te

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12
Q

What happens when you are changing the form of the adjective and it has a twin vowel and ends in g?

A

Drop one vowel
Add an e
If the vowels are in danger of forming a single sound, use ë instead, to show that the sounds are separate

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13
Q

What happens when you are changing the form of the adjective and it has a double vowel and ends in g?

A

Drop the g
Add e
If the vowels are in danger of forming a single sound, use ë instead to show that the sounds are separate

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14
Q

What happens when you are changing the form of the adjective and it ends in lik?

A

Add an e

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15
Q

What happens when you are changing the form of the adjective and it ends in ig?

A

Add an e

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16
Q

What happens when you are changing the form of the adjective and it would be a present participle acting as an adjective in English?

A

If it has a twin vowel and ends in a consonant, drop one vowel and add ende
If it ends in a double consonant, add ende

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17
Q

How would koud change?

A

Koue

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18
Q

How would breed change?

A

Breë

19
Q

How would wyd change?

A

Wye

20
Q

How would oud change?

A

Ou

21
Q

How would dood change?

A

Dooie

22
Q

How would goed change?

A

Goeie

23
Q

How would lank change?

A

Lang

24
Q

How would jonk change?

A

Jong

25
Q

How would nuut change?

A

Nuwe

26
Q

How would fanaties change?

A

Fanatiese

27
Q

What is the general rule for the changing of adjectives?

A

Add an e

28
Q

What happens when you are changing the form of the adjective and it has a single vowel and ends in a single consonant?

A

Double the consonant

Add an e