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See IELTS.

See interrogative determiners.

They are also called interrogative adjectives (e.g., whose, what, which). 

Question forms are grammatical forms used for asking questions.  E.g.: The interrogative/question form for past simple is S+did+verb (infinitive): Did you make a pie?

Intonation is the rise and fall of the voice in speech.

See transitive.

Learners with intrinsic motivation are motivated to learn a language (or other subject or skill)  because it is enjoyable. The learner is learning to use English for its own sake rather than because it will lead to an external reward.

Research suggests that learners with intrinsic motivation learn more effectively than those with only extrinsic (external) motivation. Teachers should try to make lessons interesting and fun in order to promote intrinsic motivation.

See also extrinsic motivation.

They are the adverbs of manner which are not formed by adding -ly to the adjective, e.g., hard, well, late and fast.

It is the plural form of a countable noun that is not formed by just adding -s, or -es to the singular noun, e.g., children, wolves and women.

Plural nouns that do not take the normal form of an added -s or -es. E.g. children, women, sheep.