Adjectives Lesson

1. ADJECTIVES

2. WHAT IS AN ADJECTIVE?
An adjective is a word that
modifies, or describes, a noun or a
pronoun.
Adjectives are the key to effective
descriptive writing; nouns need to be
qualified by at least one adjective or
more to enable the reader to picture
what is being described.
Adjectives tell the reader how much or how many
— of whatever you're talking about, what you'd
like passed to you, or what kind of things you'd
like. We use adjectives to give your nouns to
communicate clearly.

3. Size, shape and colour can be a good start for describing adjectives.
Example:
“This is an apple.”
- Add a couple of adjectives.
“ This is a large green apple.
“A medium sized, round, red hairbrush with
several rows of bristles.”
- Much clearer image of the object.

4. Example:
Example:
1) She was wearing red shoes.
She was wearing ruby red ballet style shoes without a heel.
2) He was wearing a tie.
He was wearing a black and white polka-dot tie that was slightly too tight.
3) She took out a cookie.
She took out a chocolate chip cookie slightly larger than the palm of her hand.

5. Topic:
Endangered
Animals
Fascinating
- Learn about fascinating
endangered animals around
the world and their unique
characteristics.
Diverse
- Explore diverse range of
endangered animals.
(insects to mammals.
Alarming
- Discover alarming
statistics about the
increasing number of
endangered species
due to human
activities.
Critical
- Understand the reason
to protect endangered
species and the impact
of their extinction on
ecosystems.
Interactive
- Engage in interactive
activities to deepen your
understanding of endangered
animals and their habitats.
Example of using Adjectives to describe a
topic

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