This document provides a list of adjectives in Spanish and instructions for using adjectives to describe people or objects. It explains that adjectives do not have plurals or gender and should be placed before nouns. It also gives examples of adjective usage and exercises rearranging words into proper adjective order.

1. FOR DESCRIBING PEOPLE
AURA PATRICIA PEREZ GUACAYAN

3. HI FRIENDS MY
NAME IS LUIS AND I
´M GOING TO TEACH
YOU HOW YOU CAN
USE THE
ADJECTIVES TO
DESCRIBE PEOPLE

4.  1. ADJECTIVES DON´T
HAVE PLURAL:
I HAVE TWO RED
DRESSES
 2.ADJECTIVES DON´T
HAVE GENRE
MY AUNT HAS A BLACK
CAT
 3.ADJECTIVES GO
BEFORE NOUNS
LILI HAS BEAUTIFUL
GREEN EYES

5. alive – vivo false – falso amused – divertido empty – vacío
far – lejano asleep – dormido energetic – dinámico
fast – rápido awake – despierto enthusiastic –
fat – gordo bad – malo entusiasmado
full – lleno beautiful – hermoso excited – excitado
glad – contento big – grande expensive – caro
good – bueno calm – tranquilo
grateful – agradecido clean – limpio married – casado
happy – feliz cold – frío narrow – estrecho
hard – duro complex – complejo near – cercano
healthy – saludable content – contento new – nuevo
heavy – pesado cool – fresco old – viejo
high – alto cheap – barato pleased – encantado
hopeful – optimista cheerful – alegre polite – cortés
hot – caliente dangerous – peligroso poor – pobre
inspired – inspirado dead – muerto rich – rico
left – izquierdo deep – profundo right – derecho/correcto
light – ligero different – diferente rough – áspero
long – largo dirty – sucio rude – grosero
low – bajo dry – seco sad – triste
eager – deseoso

6. ORDER THE WORDS
 EYES-BEAUTIFUL-GREEN –
HAS-ANDREA
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 PEDRO-RED-BOUGHT-A-
CAR
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 TEACHER-MY-SOLD-BOOK-
AN-INTERSTING
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