PPT-simplistic (adjective)

Variants simplistically adverb Definition oversimplified avoiding or ignoring complexities Synonym unsophisticated naive Antonym sophisticated complicated His simplistic plan for economic improvement failed to account for foreign investment and the GNP . Variants: simplistically (adverb). Definition: oversimplified; avoiding or ignoring complexities. Synonym: unsophisticated, naive. Antonym: sophisticated, complicated. His . simplistic. plan for economic improvement failed to account for foreign investment and the GNP. . Variants: simplistically (adverb). Definition: oversimplified; avoiding or ignoring complexities. Synonym: unsophisticated, naive. Antonym: sophisticated, complicated. His . simplistic. plan for economic improvement failed to account for foreign investment and the GNP. . Variants: simplistically (adverb). Definition: oversimplified; avoiding or ignoring complexities. Synonym: unsophisticated, naive. Antonym: sophisticated, complicated. His . simplistic. plan for economic improvement failed to account for foreign investment and the GNP. . Variants: simplistically (adverb). Definition: oversimplified; avoiding or ignoring complexities. Synonym: unsophisticated, naive. Antonym: sophisticated, complicated. His . simplistic. plan for economic improvement failed to account for foreign investment and the GNP. . Variants: simplistically (adverb). Definition: oversimplified; avoiding or ignoring complexities. Synonym: unsophisticated, naive. Antonym: sophisticated, complicated. His . simplistic. plan for economic improvement failed to account for foreign investment and the GNP. . Variants: simplistically (adverb). Definition: oversimplified; avoiding or ignoring complexities. Synonym: unsophisticated, naive. Antonym: sophisticated, complicated. His . simplistic. plan for economic improvement failed to account for foreign investment and the GNP. . caust. = to burn. capable of burning, corroding, or destroying living tissue; . also severely . critical or . sarcastic. Your . caustic . remark about my intelligence was not necessary.. a. bjure (verb). Gender Agreement . (pg 59). You already know that every word in Spanish has a gender: . masculine or feminine.. El . chico. = masculine. El . helado. = masculine. La . galleta. = feminine. La . maestra. What is an Adjective Phrase ?. A word group with an adjective as its head. This adjective may be accompanied by . modifiers. , and/or . qualifiers. .. Adjective phrases modify nouns. . They may be . Vasileios Hatzivassiloglou and Kathleen R. McKeown. Presented By Yash Satsangi. Aim . To validate that conjunction put constraints on conjoined adjectives and this information can be used to detect their semantic orientation. Relative Clauses. REVIEW. What’s the different between a . clause . and a . phrase. ?. A . phrase . is any piece of a sentence, while a . clause . includes a . subject . and a . verb. !. REVIEW. Find the clauses in the sentences to the right.. Identifying. Writing. Combining. A . complex sentence. is made up of an . independent clause. and a . dependent clause.. . There are three kinds of dependent clauses: . adjective clause. adverb clause . Comparative Adverb. Superlative Adjective. Superlative Adverb. Four Corners Game. Students move to a corner as you play the music. Once in corners reveal the sentence. Students determine which one is being used in the sentence. The students in that corner are out and participate at their seats. For the last question the winners are the ones in the correct corner.. Adjective Clauses. Adjective or Adjectival Clauses. Adjective clauses are dependent clauses . They modify . nouns or . pronouns. Adjective . clauses clarify the noun or noun . phrase. They answer questions .