(n.)notion,idea
concept
minority
majority
(v.)to pay no attention to; as unimportant
(n.)stress given to a syllable or word
emphasis
give one collocation of profound
ex:have a profound effect one somebody
How is the present perfect formed?
It is formed from the present tense of the verb have and the past participle of the word.
(n.)a sin, wrongdoing; an invasion (v.)to sin, offend, intrude
trespass
give three antonyms of mammoth
small, miniature, little, tiny, etc
(v.)to get rid of something or do away with
eliminate
give one derivative of accumulate.also give the part of speech of it.
(n.)accumulation
How is present perfect continuous formed?
have/has+been+verb+ing
(v.)to pack, crowd, jam, load, squeeze
cram
(adj.)quiet, tame, gentle, mild
rowdy
(v.)to gather together, often in an increasing number
accumulate
give one derivative of phenomenon with the part of speech
(n.)phenomena(plural form)
How to form a past modal and a past phrasal modal?
Past modal:Subject+modal(not)+have+past participle
Past phrasal modal:Subject+phrasal modal(not)+have+past participle
(adj.)initial
preliminary
(v.)to accept, agree, confirm
contradict
(v.)to become less violent, intense, or severe
subside
give two derivatives for fertile
fertility, infertile
present modals:could, must, should, ought to, may, might, can't, must not, might not, shouldn't, have got to, may not, have to, couldn't(put them in order from the the least certain to more certain)
could, might, might not, may, may not, should, shouldn't, ought to, must, must not, have to, have got to, can't, couldn't˙–˙
give three synonyms of phenomenon
wonder, marvel, miracle
(adj.)additional, extra, unnecessary
(n.)addition, extra
fundamental
(n.)a person of the same age, rank, or ability; a British noble
(I only put one definition˙-˙˙∆˙)
peer
give at least two collocations and one derivative with the part of speech of intervene
collocations:intervene in/intervene to prevent/intervene on behalf of
derivative:(n.)intervation
Past modals: might not have, may have, may not have, must have, might have, have to have, could have, have got to have, must not have, can't have, couldn't have(put them in order from least certain to most certain)
might have, might not have, could have, may have, may not have, must have, must not have, have got to have, have to have , can't have, couldn't have