Adjetives

Adjectives

An adjective is a word that modifies a noun*. Adjectives can denote a quality of the noun being modified or they can extend, complement or quantify the size or extent of the noun. Adjectives are words that name or indicate qualities, features, characteristics or properties of the noun which they modify.

Examples:

the tall man As a general rule, we follow the order in the table below when using more than one adjective together: Order Adjective Type Examples 1 opinion/value   delicious, wonderful, pretty… 2 size   short, big, small, tall… 3 age/temperature   new, old, young, hot, cold… 4 shape/form   round, fat, thin, square… 5 color   red, black, blue, green… 6 origin   Spanish, American, French… 7 material   silver, cotton, paper, iron… 8 use   electric, political… 9 name   bath (towel)… https://www.curso-ingles.com/en/learn/courses/basic-level/adjectives/adjectives EXERCISES Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence: new / old / blue / small / big / long / short / hot / beautiful / red Sample An ant is very . Q1 of 5 It’s a sunny day and the sky is . Q2 of 5 Look at my _____ car. I got it yesterday.  Q3 of 5 It was a very _____ summer.  Q4 of 5 He is reading a very _____ book. It's almost 600 pages.  Q5 of 5 She has _____ long brown hair.  https://www.curso-ingles.com/en/practice/exercises/adjectives-2