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What is extreme & lethargy in this case ? Are they adverbs ? What about heightened and irritability?
Kleine-Levin syndrome, a rare neurological disorder primarily affecting adolescents, is characterized by cyclical episodes of extreme lethargy, heightened irritability, and appearing confused.
a)appearing confused
b)they appear confused
c)may be confused
d)apparent confusion
e)had been confused
Kleine-Levin syndrome, a rare neurological disorder primarily affecting adolescents, is characterized by cyclical episodes of extreme lethargy, heightened irritability, and appearing confused.
a)appearing confused
b)they appear confused
c)may be confused
d)apparent confusion
e)had been confused
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13 Jun 2011, 04:26
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extreme - adjective, Lethargy - Noun
heightened - adjective, irritability - Noun
therefore apparent confusion is parallel to the above two and the right choice
heightened - adjective, irritability - Noun
therefore apparent confusion is parallel to the above two and the right choice
13 Jun 2011, 04:39
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extreme & heightened are adjectives modifying nouns lethargy and irritability, respectively.
And so is apparent that's modifying confusion in D.
Adjectives give us an extra information about noun.
Water is noun
Hot water, cold water, dirty water, colored water
Here hot, cold, dirty, colored are all adjectives.
Adverbs modify adjectives, verbs or other adverbs.
extremely hot water
here extremely is modifying the adjective hot as it is telling us the degree of hotness.
Adverbs usually have a suffix -ly: seemingly, boldly, angrily.
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