1:21 I remember it as DOSA'S COMING. D - Determiner O - Opinion S - Size A - Age S - Shape C - Colour O - Origin M - Material ING - ing form of a base verb Noun
@@GyamollipchaegoI think the adjective ‘medical’ can be in different categories depending on context. For example, it could be in Origin if it’s “A medical term.” As in “A word which is medical in origin.” It could also be Purpose. “It’s a medical scalpel.” Or “The primary purpose of this scalpel is medical.”
Would size be the same as measuerement? For example the measurement of the size of something would vary from miles, kilometers, inches/distance. But what about other measurements like temperature, mass, or volume. It already feels right to be adding those commas there. But for example using what you had in the video only changning "big" and "mower," it goes from "The cool big old square black Texan Leather riding mower." To "The cool 80-degree old square black Texan leather riding motorcycle." That feels right too, what is your opinion?
Thank you for this. I caught it on the Khan app, and honestly I'd never thought of it before. I don't know that I agree with this 100%. Opinion and size are interchangeable in order. Think of Roald Dahl's Big Friendly Giant, which is is size-opinion-object. One can also think of a large scary caterpillar, or small foolish things. Perhaps there should be a note on this in the video?
I see it as perfectly correct sentence, if you think in terms of: -"HOW old is the house"? -It's "french old" :D By no means using it as pejorative to french people, rather opposite as some kind of elegant and vintage kind of attribute of smth.
1. Do adjectives that tell about the state of the noun also fall under opinion ? 2. What about patterns? They are qualitative adjectives alright but under which subcategory do they fit in ?? 3. What if there are multiple adjectives belonging to the same category? How are the adjectives ordered in such a situation ?
Cumulative adjectives do not require a comma and follow a specific order while coordinate adjectives require a comma (for three or more) and may be arranged in any order. Both may be either attributive or predicate adjectives.
+nina coleen, The irresponsible, costly plan was a failure. The plan was irresponsible and costly. Both are coordinate adjectives, may appear in any order. The first are attributive, the second are predicate adjectives. Google these four types for more information.
Even though I am not native English speaker but I feel like one. The second I heard french old White House almost made me unsub. But knowing khan academy, I knew that they would use it to intro their topic.
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1:21 I remember it as DOSA'S COMING.
D - Determiner
O - Opinion
S - Size
A - Age
S - Shape
C - Colour
O - Origin
M - Material
ING - ing form of a base verb
Noun
What about purpose?
@@maxonleavise I think ING one is the purpose
What I’m curious is, what about medical ? Is it a purpose?
@@GyamollipchaegoI think the adjective ‘medical’ can be in different categories depending on context.
For example, it could be in Origin if it’s “A medical term.” As in “A word which is medical in origin.”
It could also be Purpose. “It’s a medical scalpel.” Or “The primary purpose of this scalpel is medical.”
Thank you so much! It's very enlightening! God bless you more!
I'm from Egypt but learned this topic in english and my teacher sent this link to us
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As a South Indian I find this funny
And I had dosa this morning
That's great 😍
Yeaa
Scomp on bro
Thank you so much, this helped me study.😀
Nice Teaching process sir
Let’s goooo DOSA SCOMP!!!
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Would size be the same as measuerement?
For example the measurement of the size of something would vary from miles, kilometers, inches/distance. But what about other measurements like temperature, mass, or volume.
It already feels right to be adding those commas there. But for example using what you had in the video only changning "big" and "mower," it goes from "The cool big old square black Texan Leather riding mower." To "The cool 80-degree old square black Texan leather riding motorcycle." That feels right too, what is your opinion?
Thank you for this. I caught it on the Khan app, and honestly I'd never thought of it before. I don't know that I agree with this 100%. Opinion and size are interchangeable in order. Think of Roald Dahl's Big Friendly Giant, which is is size-opinion-object. One can also think of a large scary caterpillar, or small foolish things. Perhaps there should be a note on this in the video?
The ingenious, witty Dosa scomp mnemonic
In this example you could use Old French white house.
The Origin can sometimes reflect the shape by its design, which is why it also sounds correct.
Instructions unclear, my teacher didnt like the fact that i ate a delicious,brown, perfectly cooked dosa.
Underrated comment 😂
I like how dosa is an actuall dish
i am from india
i and love to eat dosa
1)Detelmeer
2)opinion
3)size
4)age
5)shape
6)coler
7)Dligin
8) material
9)pvepose
Nice english❤️😎
I see it as perfectly correct sentence, if you think in terms of: -"HOW old is the house"? -It's "french old" :D By no means using it as pejorative to french people, rather opposite as some kind of elegant and vintage kind of attribute of smth.
Makes sense though there's a lot there.
Dosa scomp
Determiner, opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material, purpose
south especially
I've just scomped a dosa. And now I'm scomping a mango. 😇
Another proof language is a memeplex with its own explicit AND implicit algorithms and strict rules.
Dosa SHcomp, to be more exact ;)
1. Do adjectives that tell about the state of the noun also fall under opinion ?
2. What about patterns? They are qualitative adjectives alright but under which subcategory do they fit in ??
3. What if there are multiple adjectives belonging to the same category? How are the adjectives ordered in such a situation ?
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My teacher said it was DOSSACOM
D eterminer
O pinion
S use
S have
A ge
C olor
O rigin
M aterial
Mine also
I will remember it bye dosa eating scomp 😂
Cumulative adjectives do not require a comma and follow a specific order while coordinate adjectives require a comma (for three or more) and may be arranged in any order. Both may be either attributive or predicate adjectives.
+Benjamin L. Stewart, PhD Can you write a sample of each?
+nina coleen, The irresponsible, costly plan was a failure. The plan was irresponsible and costly. Both are coordinate adjectives, may appear in any order. The first are attributive, the second are predicate adjectives. Google these four types for more information.
Benjamin L. Stewart
So l need aperson that helped me how to learn english
Had dosa this morning
Most of the videos show the order with size followed by shape and then age. Please guide.
Number or Quantity are not covered but they are Determiners as in “Single-origin Columbian Coffee”
anyone know what program he uses???
Camtasia Studio
Some reference says shape before age. I don't know what to follow.
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I'm studying math and I'm stuck in English , Parallel opposite sides or Opposite parallel sides?
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dOSA sCOMP
I'm not a native speaker but french old white house doesn't make sense at all. I don't know why
its missing a determiner? - the french old white house - saying it slowly sounds right
Hey it an old white French house the correct answer
Sir what is adjective..
His name is David :D
@@heygorlkayleehater8073 this guys Indian. So don’t try and tell him David’s name. It won’t change anything
adjective is a word that describe a noun
Black metal? \m/
I know about OPSHACOM
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isn't it Shape after the size?
"Big(size) old(age) round(shape) ball" is more valid than "Big round old ball"
Hopefully you got it :)
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scomp i think is poop.
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chomp?????????
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Even though I am not native English speaker but I feel like one. The second I heard french old White House almost made me unsub. But knowing khan academy, I knew that they would use it to intro their topic.
idk if your eating or drinking but the swallowing is just cringeworthy