English help

[dasari4kntr]

Urged ?

 

like 

“he urged us to work faster”

[k3I]

Command?

[Ellen]

25 minutes ago, MRI said:

1. Saashinchadam ni English lo emantaru? Synonyms or subtle words kaadu.. exact meaning.. Saasinchadam aney padaniki oka power vuntundi.. for example, aa devudu saasinchaadu, ee arunachalam paatistadu..
2. Konni vaakyalu teesukundamu.. "We take your feedback very seriously." "We are very curious to hear from you." "Your feedback is very valuable for us.." 

ilanti vaakyalalo.. "very seriously" "very curious" "very valuable".. ilanti padalanu emantaru? adjectives? Adverbs? or something else?

 

1.  Powerful word ante : Decreed(shasinchadu) ...decree is shasanam 

2.  seriously is adverb

valuable is adjective 

Curious is adjective 

very is just used to emphasise their strength (adverb)

adjectives describe nouns ....”feedback” In the above example 
adverb qualifies a verb or adjective or adverb to Relate time, place,Manner or emphasise the degree ... “seriously “ is used for “take” in your example which is a verb. 

[Epic]

24 minutes ago, MRI said:

1. Saashinchadam ni English lo emantaru? Synonyms or subtle words kaadu.. exact meaning.. Saasinchadam aney padaniki oka power vuntundi.. for example, aa devudu saasinchaadu, ee arunachalam paatistadu..
2. Konni vaakyalu teesukundamu.. "We take your feedback very seriously." "We are very curious to hear from you." "Your feedback is very valuable for us.." 

ilanti vaakyalalo.. "very seriously" "very curious" "very valuable".. ilanti padalanu emantaru? adjectives? Adverbs? or something else?

 

Saashinchadam - Mandate 

Very(Adverb) Seriously(Adverb)

Only if interested

This might come in handy for Parts of Speech - https://corenlp.run/

Tag Codes - https://www.ling.upenn.edu/courses/Fall_2003/ling001/penn_treebank_pos.html

[Bhumchik]

27 minutes ago, MRI said:

1. Saashinchadam ni English lo emantaru? Synonyms or subtle words kaadu.. exact meaning.. Saasinchadam aney padaniki oka power vuntundi.. for example, aa devudu saasinchaadu, ee arunachalam paatistadu..
2. Konni vaakyalu teesukundamu.. "We take your feedback very seriously." "We are very curious to hear from you." "Your feedback is very valuable for us.." 

ilanti vaakyalalo.. "very seriously" "very curious" "very valuable".. ilanti padalanu emantaru? adjectives? Adverbs? or something else?

 

Shasanam - https://glosbe.com/te/en/శాసనం

Adjective+ly = adverb

seriously, curiously, badly, etc = adverbs

very = adverb (modifying an adjective or another adverb) or an adjective depending on usage (eg: the very best store)

valuable, curious = adjectives

An adjective modifies a noun (eg: my best friend)

An adverb qualifies an adjective, verb or another adverb (eg: I’m hurt badly, we take it very seriously)

[kittaya]

18 minutes ago, MRI said:

Booty.. nuvvu and pitta magallu ayyi adollala veshalu vestunnaranta kada? @mustang302

Adollu.magolla.veshalu vesthunaru... Vanga pettadaniki

[k3I]

4 minutes ago, Ellen said:

1.  Powerful word ante : Decreed(shasinchadu) ...decree is shasanam 

2.  seriously is adverb

valuable is adjective 

Curious is adjective 

very is just used to emphasise their strength (adverb)

adjectives describe nouns ....”feedback” In the above example 
adverb qualifies a verb or adjective or adverb to Relate time, place,Manner or emphasise the degree ... “seriously “ is used for “take” in your example which is a verb. 

‘Decree’ mostly laws/statutes ki use chestaru kada...

[Manikyam]

28 minutes ago, MRI said:

1. Saashinchadam ni English lo emantaru? Synonyms or subtle words kaadu.. exact meaning.. Saasinchadam aney padaniki oka power vuntundi.. for example, aa devudu saasinchaadu, ee arunachalam paatistadu..
2. Konni vaakyalu teesukundamu.. "We take your feedback very seriously." "We are very curious to hear from you." "Your feedback is very valuable for us.." 

ilanti vaakyalalo.. "very seriously" "very curious" "very valuable".. ilanti padalanu emantaru? adjectives? Adverbs? or something else?

 

we are entrusted for your feedback

[Ellen]

1 minute ago, k3I said:

‘Decree’ mostly laws/statutes ki use chestaru kada...

You can use it for non-legal purpose also, basically means coming from a higher authority. Baga powerful word kavali Annaru kada TS anduke suggested 

[Help_please]

33 minutes ago, MRI said:

1. Saashinchadam ni English lo emantaru? Synonyms or subtle words kaadu.. exact meaning.. Saasinchadam aney padaniki oka power vuntundi.. for example, aa devudu saasinchaadu, ee arunachalam paatistadu..
2. Konni vaakyalu teesukundamu.. "We take your feedback very seriously." "We are very curious to hear from you." "Your feedback is very valuable for us.." 

ilanti vaakyalalo.. "very seriously" "very curious" "very valuable".. ilanti padalanu emantaru? adjectives? Adverbs? or something else?

 

simple rule bro. anything that ends with an "ly" is an adverb

[r2d2]

17 minutes ago, MRI said:

1. Saashinchadam ni English lo emantaru? Synonyms or subtle words kaadu.. exact meaning.. Saasinchadam aney padaniki oka power vuntundi.. for example, aa devudu saasinchaadu, ee arunachalam paatistadu..
2. Konni vaakyalu teesukundamu.. "We take your feedback very seriously." "We are very curious to hear from you." "Your feedback is very valuable for us.." 

ilanti vaakyalalo.. "very seriously" "very curious" "very valuable".. ilanti padalanu emantaru? adjectives? Adverbs? or something else?

 

Adverbs & Adjectives depend on the context... 

seriously is an adverb..
very is an adverb that can emphasize  both an adjective and an adverb.. 

[Bhumchik]

3 minutes ago, Help_please said:

simple rule bro. anything that ends with an "ly" is an adverb

UGLY is not 😀

Any adjective that ends with any ly is an adverb.

[Help_please]

2 minutes ago, Bhumchik said:

UGLY is not 😀

Any adjective that ends with any ly is an adverb.

good catch...thank you

[BeautyQueen]

25 minutes ago, Ellen said:

1.  Powerful word ante : Decreed(shasinchadu) ...decree is shasanam 

2.  seriously is adverb

valuable is adjective 

Curious is adjective 

very is just used to emphasise their strength (adverb)

adjectives describe nouns ....”feedback” In the above example 
adverb qualifies a verb or adjective or adverb to Relate time, place,Manner or emphasise the degree ... “seriously “ is used for “take” in your example which is a verb. 

Go ellenuuuuuu

[Democraticcompulsion]

My word is final.

That's probably what you are looking for.

My word, my decree.

Others explained it well.