*Let's explore Compound Adjectives*

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Students will be able to
• recall adjectives.
• explore the concept of compound adjectives.
• understand the importance of a hyphen in sentence structure.
• identify the cases where ‘s’ and hyphen is removed.
• differentiate between compound adjectives and abstract nouns.

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PEP (PAGE NO. 173)

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13.14 (page 174)


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Give some examples of
compound adjectives.
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Important points (RULE 1)
 A compound adjective that comes after a noun usually doesn't have a hyphen.

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This was a last-minute decision.
This decision was last minute. 

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Which of the following is correct?
A
She gifted me handmade earrings.
B
Earrings gifted by her are handmade.

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Which of the following is incorrect.
A
She narrated a never ending story.
B
His story seemed never ending.

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RULE 2
Do not use 's' in the end of the compound adjectives which refer to numbers.

a) Let's opt for a ten-minute break. (correct)
b) Let's opt for a ten-minutes break (incorrect)

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Mark the incorrect option.
A
Our teacher gave us a thirty-minute break.
B
She gifted me a hundred-rupees pen.
C
She gifted me a hundred -rupee pen.

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RULE 3
3) Words such as self-confidence and great-grandfather come with hyphens. However they are not compound adjectives. They are nouns themselves!

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Some examples of nouns with hyphen
fund-raiser
mother-in-law
ex-husband
commander-in-chief
runner-up
self-esteem

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Attempt 13 a,b and c in Companion

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Now I can recall adjectives,
• explore the concept of compound adjectives.
• understand the importance of a hyphen in sentence structure.
• identify the cases where ‘s’ and hyphen is removed.
• differentiate between compound adjectives and abstract nouns.
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