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1-Tenses Ex.1 |Present Indefinite Tense Ex.2 |Present Continuous Tense Ex.3 |Present Perfect Tense Ex.4| Present Perfect Cont. Tense Present Revision Test(1-2-3-4) No.1 Ex.5 |Past Indefinite Tense Ex 6 |Past Continuous Tense Ex.7 |Past Perfect Tense Ex.8| Past Perfect Cont. Tense Past Revision Test(5-6-7-8) No.2 Ex.9 |Future Indefinite Tense Ex 10 |Future Continuous Tense Ex.11 |Future Perfect Tense Ex.12| Future Perfect Cont. Tense Future Revision Test(9-10-11-12) No.3 2-Prep Tests Matric Prep Tests for Part I Prep Tests for Part II MDCAT and NUMS 3-Basic English Grammar Muct Too and Too Much Do as direted 4-IRO-2026 Internation Research Olympaid-2026 Quit
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Modifier and Intensifier - Difference between modifier and intensifier- NMDCAT & NUMS

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Difference between Modifier and Intensifier Keep the following points in view: 1  Unlike modifiers , which modifies words or phrases in the sentences, an intensifier is a term for a modifier that amplifies the meaning of the word it modifies. 2  An intensifier is used entirely to modify      Adverbs  &     Adjectives      This is placed before the word it is meant to modify.     Examples: a. She was completely lost in her thoughts. (“ completely ” is an intensifier to modify the past participle adjective, “ lost ”. b. You are highly obliged for this favour. c. He is absolutely right in his point of view. d. They were so upset . e. I felt rather sorry for her loss. (completely, highly, absolutely are the examples of intensifiers)      Intensifiers are adverbs or adverbial phrases that strengthen the meaning of other expressions and show emphasis.     Wo...
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