The document lists and defines 18 common adjectives: big, small, old, new, fast, slow, good, bad, cheap, expensive, long, short, tall, short, old, young, poor, and rich. It provides examples of how to properly use adjectives in sentences, such as placing adjectives after the verb "be" and before nouns, and notes that adjectives stay the same for singular/plural and masculine/feminine nouns.

1. ADJECTIVES
Made by Brenda Garcia.

2. ADJECTIVES: Read and listen.
• 1. Big (large) • 2. Small

3. ADJECTIVES
• 3. Old • 4. New

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• 5. Fast • 6. Slow

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• 7. Good • 8. Bad

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• 9. Cheap • 10. Expensive
$20 $4,000

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• 11. Long • 12. Short

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• 13. Tall • 14. Short

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• 15. Old • 16. Young

10. ADJECTIVES
• 17. Poor • 18. Rich

11. ADJECTIVES
• Use adjectives after the verb be:
Bill Gates is rich. NOT Bill Gates rich is.
• Use adjectives before a noun:
He´s an intelligent man. . NOT He´s a
man intelligent.
• Adjectives are the same for singular
and plural:
It´s a new cell phone. They´re new cell
phones. NOT They´re news cell phones.
• Adjectives are the same for masculine
and female nouns:
She´s a young woman. He´s a young
man.