Adjectives
Learn how to use adjectives in English to say basic sentences.
Answer the following grammar questions.
Adjectives
Adjectives are words that describe things.
Point 1: Adjectives can go after a be verb.
Example: The adjective comes after am, is, are.
Example: The adjective comes after am, is, are.
- My class is fun.
- My teacher is nice.
- Math is interesting.
Point 2: Adjectives can go before a noun.
Example: The adjective comes right before the noun.
Example: The adjective comes right before the noun.
- I have a big house.
- That is a nice bag.
- He is a good teacher.
Point 3: You can put adjectives together to describe more things.
Example: You can use two or more adjectives in a sentence.
Example: You can use two or more adjectives in a sentence.
Two Adjectives
- He is smart and funny.
- She is kind and friendly.
Three Adjectives
- She is tall, strong, and fast.
- The test was hard, long, and boring.
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