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Active aspectDate: 2015-10-07; view: 477. Passive aspect Active aspect Examples Compound adjectives forming from participles GRAMMAR IN USE In Unit three, participles were introduced as adjectives. In this unit, participles are considered as the stem in forming compound adjectives. 1. Noun-participle - compound adjective stress-bearing structure water-keeping pot atmospheric pressure-measuring device north-seeking pole volume-measuring jar the structure that bears stress a pot for keeping water a device for measuring atmospheric pressure the pole that seeks north direction the jar that is used for measuring volume petrol-run engine book-based research research-based report an engine which is run by petrol a research that is based on books a report which is made basing on research a nuclear waste-affected area a physics law-governed phenomenon the area that is affected by nuclear waste a phenomenon which is governed by physics law 2. adverb-participles - compound adjectives Examples: exactly-measuring device slowly-changing phenomenon efficiently-operating apparatus widely-spreading effect seriously-working scientist the device that measures exactly the phenomenon that changes slowly the apparatus that operates efficiently the effect that spreads widely the scientist who works seriously
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