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- 2. I. ADJECTIVES: GRAMMAR An adjective describes a noun. a green car a small house two old men A. Use adjectives before a noun. Adjectives are the same for singular/plural nouns. an old woman two old women article / number adjective noun a small dog two old keys - long hair - cold water
- 3. For example: It’s a very big car.
- 4. B. Use adjectives after the verb be. Not = He strong is. subject be adjective I am tall. He is young. They are happy. It is fast.
- 6. II. ADJECTIVES: LISTEN AND REPEAT 1. The White House is in the US. They are blue jeans. 2. He’s strong. It isn’t easy. Is it American? 3. It’s a very big city. She’s really small.
- 7. III. ADJECTIVES: EXERCISES 1 1. They’re Japanese tourists. 2. It’s an international school. 3. That isn’t the right answer. 4. We’re good friends. 5. Hi, Anna. Nice to meet you. 6. Those animals are dangerous. 7. This is a big country. 8. My phone is very cheap. Underline the adjectives in these sentences: He’s a rich man.
- 8. III. ADJECTIVES: EXERCISES 1 Underline the adjectives in these sentences: He’s a rich man. 1. They’re Japanese tourists. 2. It’s an international school. 3. That isn’t the right answer. 4. We’re good friends. 5. Hi, Anna. Nice to meet you. 6. Those animals are dangerous. 7. This is a big country.
- 9. IV. ADJECTIVES: EXERCISES 2 1. a day very it’s hot 2. your Australian is teacher? 3. car fast isn’t that very 4. a idea bad it’s 5. a are student you good? 6. easy is English very 7. strong my is brother very 8. watch expensive is this an Put the words in the right order: is Chinese he? Is he Chinese?
- 10. IV. ADJECTIVES: EXERCISES 2 1. It’s a very hot day. 2. Is your teacher Australian? 3. That car isn’t very fast. 4. It’s a bad idea. 5. Are you a good student? 6. English is very easy. 7. My brother is very strong. 8. This is an expensive watch. Put the words in the right order: is Chinese he? Is he Chinese?