مارأى الاخوه الزملاء فى هذه الجمله؟

[rass]

to say more ugly that's is big mistake i think they thought ugly as beautiful
great thanks Mr Esam
your brother Mr Mohamed

[rass]

Street children or street urchins are homeless children who live on the street – in particular, those that are not taken care of by parents or other adults. Street children live in abandoned buildings, containers, automobiles, parks, or on the street itself.

[rass]

streeet children are big problem

[Huda Mohammed 2010]

[quote=مستر/ عصام الجاويش;1708782]ومارأيكم فى هذه الجمله ايضا ذكرها احد الزملاء فى مذكره له
Street children is a big problem
هل هذه الجمله صحيحه لغويا؟ يلا نستعيد ذاكره البحث[

I think it could be like this
"Street children"is a big problem
or we can use (alarming) instead of big

[Huda Mohammed 2010]

"street Children"

[supergenius]

شكرا جزيلا لحضرتك مستر عصام
كلنا نعلم ان الصفات المنتهيه بy تصبح ier ,iest اذا كان الحرف الذى يسبق الyساكن
وبالنسبه ل ugly ايضا ذكر فى نسخه longman القديمه uglier/ugliest
ذكر فى English Grammar in use نفس الكلام ولكن ذكر الاتى
We prefer er with some two-syllable adjectives, especially adjectives ending in y
وكذلك A Comprehesive English Grammar
شكرا جزيلا لحضرتك

[مستر/ عصام الجاويش]

جزاكم الله خيرا ومازال النقاش دائر حول الجملتين

[mr.ahmedabdelwahed]

الدليل بالصور

[مستر/ عصام الجاويش]

جزاكم الله خيرا
انا دخلت اليوم فى منتدى انجليزى وتلقيت الاجابه التاليه
1- Nothing is uglier / more ugly than a street without trees.


2- Street children are a very serious problem.

[mr.ahmedabdelwahed]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة مستر/ عصام الجاويش

جزاكم الله خيرا
انا دخلت اليوم فى منتدى انجليزى وتلقيت الاجابه التاليه
1- nothing is uglier / more ugly than a street without trees.


2- street children are a very serious problem.

الحمد لله المصدر اللى جبت الصور منه اكد ذلك

جزاك الله خيرا يا مستر عصام

[Abbadi]

Inequality : less

We can also talk about inequality by focusing on the ' lower ' end of the scale , using less ( than) or least.

The baby 's less ugly than you.

Inequality : more

To say that people, things etc are unequal in a particular way,

When we compare two descriptions ( saying that one is more suitable or accurate than another ) we use more ; comparative with – er are not possible.

He 's more lazy than stupid.

Note :

That this structure is used only to express abstract ideas.

He explained it all carefully but I was still none the wiser.

When a group only has two members we sometimes use the comparative instead of superlative

I 'll give you the bigger / biggest steak: I'm not very hungry.

( the ) is not used with superlative in predicative position or with superlative position or with superlative adverbs when we compare the same person, or the thing in different situations.

Compare

He 's nicestwhen he 's had a few drinks.

She works hardest when she 's doing something.

How do you like your coffee? "The stronger the better'

Note that in this structure, the word the is not really definite – it was originally a form of the demonstrative pronoun,

' by that much'.

[medo86.ledo]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة مستر/ عصام الجاويش

جزاكم الله خيرا
انا دخلت اليوم فى منتدى انجليزى وتلقيت الاجابه التاليه
1- Nothing is uglier / more ugly than a street without trees.


2- Street children are a very serious problem.

اولا بالنسبة للجملتسن
nothing is more ugly than street without trees
الجملة صحيحة جدا لان اغلب الصفات التى تتكون من من مقطعين يتم التعامل معها بطريقتين هي
1- er \ est
2- more \ most
و هذا مذكور في كتب القواعد بشكل تفصيل

2- street children is a big problem
in my opinion is should be replaced with are as the subject is '' children '' and the verb thus must match it , so ''is'' is completely wrong
it can be acceptable if we say '' street children problem is a big one


اما بالنسبة لى
فانا اريد the address of the forum you have just mentioned
and if u know more forums of english , please tell me about them , as i have been searching for these forums for a long time
thanks mr essam
Mr medo86.ledo

[Abbadi]

Always

er/est: Most of one-syllable, e.g. small

Usually

er/est: Two syllables ending in y, e.g. lucky

Either

er/est Some of one syllable, e.g. clear, true

or

more/most: Some of two syllables, e.g. narrow, common

Always

more/most: One syllable ending in ed, e.g. pleased

Most of two syllables, e.g.

careful, boring

Three or more syllables, e.g. expensive, magnificent

[مستر على سيد]

Street children ....جملة صحيحة دون نقاش
كاننى اقول
six months is a long period
او قصة طه حسين
stream of days
واحيانا يتغاضى البعض عن وضع علامتى تنصيص فلا يهم
والجملة صح الصح

[مستر اسامة محمد حسن(التل)]

استاذي العزيز مستر عصام . ان تسمح لتلميذك بأن يتطاول ويدلي برأيه البسيط , اقول ان علمي ان اولاد الشوارع يشار اليهم بWaifs and straysوليس street children , فضلا عن استخدام is مع children ,وارجو الا اكون تطاولت كثيرا بمشاركتي هذه , وشكرا