t: Review - Adjectives, Adverbs, and Comparison

• Use at least five adverbs and five adjectives to write a 150- to 300-word review of a movie, sporting event, musical performance, or television show.
• Bold each adverb.
• Underline each adjective.
• Compare the event to one or more similar events. When comparing, use at least three comparatives and three superlatives. Place the three comparatives in italics and the three superlatives in “quotation marks.”
I would like to know if my grammar, puncuation, adjective,adverbs, and comparison are correct. Thank You.

Recently(adverb) I watched the karate kid the 2010 version it was different from the 1984 version. Every movie has uniqueness(adjective) of its own, and in every remake movie, you can always(adverb) see there is a twist when you compare it to the old movie. The 1984 version is based off the previously successful(adjective)l 1976 movie “Rocky”. The characters names and ethnic background are different(adjective). In the 1984 version, the karate kid named Daniel, moves in with his mother from New Jersey to California. The repairperson of their apartment named Mr. Miyagi is an immigrant from Okinawa. Daniel goes to school and befriends a beautiful(adverb) cheerleader named Ali. It angers her ex boyfriend Johnny who is a karate student that is the best of his class. Johnny and friends always (adverb)bully Daniel; he has no fighting experience except for what he learned at the YMCA. One day, Miyagi witnesses one of the beatings, he intervenes(adjective) and single handedly defeats(adjective) Johnny and his friends.

The karate kid 2010 version has will smith’s son Jaden playing the Karate kid. It is a good remake of the movie it takes place in Beijing, Japan. Jaden’s mother is offered a job in Japan, they move from Detroit to Japan. He falls for a girl, its draws wrath of a bully. The mentor, Jackie Chan (the maintenance man) teaches him how to defeat the bully. He takes the bully down and in the end wins the girl in the end.
In the karate kid 1984 version the mentor Mr.Miyagi more graceful (comparative) than MR. Han when it came to his way of teaching .Mr. Han is taller(comparative) than Mr. Miyagi and martial art movements were faster(comparitive). Mr. Miyagi’s method of training seemed to be the “easiest” of training compared to the 2010 version and the movie Rocky. The previews for the karate kid 2010 had the “biggest” (superlative)advertisement than the 1984 version. I liked the 2010-beginning version better, than the 1984, the graphics were the “greatest”(superlative), and seemed more(adverb) realistic. The character in Rocky looked the “healthiest”(superlative) of both actors in karate kid. Each of the movies are classics and extracts some new meaning every time I watch them. They will be up there with the “greatest” movies ever made.

Most of your identifications are correct. However -- here are corrections:

uniqueness(adjective) >> noun

beautiful(adverb) >> adjective

defeats(adjective) >> verb

thank you, how was my sentence structer?

Another correction:

Intervenes is a verb, not an adjective.

As for sentence structure -- you have several run-on sentences in the second paragraph.

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Your grammar and punctuation are generally correct in the review. However, there are a few small errors that can be corrected. Here is the revised version of your review:

Recently, I watched The Karate Kid, the 2010 version. It was different from the 1984 version. Every movie has its own uniqueness, and in every remake, you can always see there is a twist when you compare it to the old movie. The 1984 version is based on the previously successful 1976 movie "Rocky". The characters' names and ethnic background are different. In the 1984 version, the Karate Kid named Daniel moves in with his mother from New Jersey to California. The repairperson of their apartment named Mr. Miyagi is an immigrant from Okinawa. Daniel goes to school and befriends a beautiful cheerleader named Ali. It angers her ex-boyfriend Johnny, who is the best karate student in his class. Johnny and friends always bully Daniel; he has no fighting experience except for what he learned at the YMCA. One day, Miyagi witnesses one of the beatings, intervenes, and single-handedly defeats Johnny and his friends.

The Karate Kid 2010 version has Will Smith's son Jaden playing the Karate Kid. It is a good remake of the movie and takes place in Beijing, China. Jaden's mother is offered a job in China, and they move from Detroit to Beijing. He falls for a girl, which draws the wrath of a bully. The mentor, Jackie Chan (the maintenance man), teaches him how to defeat the bully. He takes the bully down and in the end, wins the girl.

In the Karate Kid 1984 version, the mentor Mr. Miyagi is more graceful than Mr. Han when it comes to his way of teaching. Mr. Han is taller than Mr. Miyagi, and his martial art movements are faster. Mr. Miyagi's method of training seemed to be the easiest compared to the 2010 version and the movie Rocky. The previews for The Karate Kid 2010 had the biggest advertisement compared to the 1984 version. I liked the 2010 version more than the 1984 version; the graphics were the greatest and seemed more realistic. The character in Rocky looked the healthiest of both actors in The Karate Kid. Each of the movies is a classic and extracts some new meaning every time I watch them. They will be up there with the greatest movies ever made.

Now, let's discuss the use of adverbs, adjectives, and comparisons in your review:

Adverbs:
- "Recently" describes the time frame when you watched the movie.
- "Always" emphasizes the repetitive action of bullying.
- "Beautifully" describes the cheerleader Ali.
- "Intervenes" describes how Miyagi takes action.
- "Single-handedly" describes how Miyagi defeats Johnny and his friends.

Adjectives:
- "Unique" describes the distinct qualities of each movie.
- "Successful" describes the previous movie "Rocky."
- "Different" describes the changes between the two versions of The Karate Kid.
- "Best" describes Johnny's karate skill.
- "Good" describes the quality of the 2010 remake.
- "Graceful" describes Mr. Miyagi's teaching style.
- "Taller" describes Mr. Han's height compared to Mr. Miyagi.
- "Fast" describes the speed of martial art movements.

Comparatives and Superlatives:
- "More graceful" compares Mr. Miyagi and Mr. Han's teaching styles, indicating that Mr. Miyagi is the more graceful one.
- "Taller" compares Mr. Han's height to Mr. Miyagi, indicating that Mr. Han is taller.
- "Faster" compares the martial art movements of Mr. Han and Mr. Miyagi, indicating that Mr. Han's movements are faster.
- "Easiest" is a superlative form, indicating that Mr. Miyagi's method of training is the easiest.
- "Biggest" is a superlative form, indicating that the advertisement for the 2010 version is the biggest.
- "Greatest" is a superlative form, indicating that the graphics in the 2010 version are the greatest.
- "Healthiest" is a superlative form, indicating that the actor's appearance in Rocky is the healthiest.

Overall, your use of adverbs, adjectives, and comparisons is correct in the review.