The document discusses how adjectives can be used to describe nouns and make sentences more descriptive. It provides examples of sentences with and without adjectives added, such as "There was a spider in the bathroom" becoming "There was a huge, hairy spider in the bathroom." The purpose is to show how adjectives make descriptions more vivid and interesting by providing extra details about objects and scenes.

1. Adjectives
With Adam Adjective

2. An adjective is a describing word.

3. There was a spider in the bathroom.
+ adjectives =
There was a huge, hairy spider in the bathroom.

4. A slug was in my kitchen.
+ adjectives =
A slimy, sticky slug was in my kitchen.

5. I found a ladybird on a leaf.
+ adjectives =
I found a tiny ladybird on a big leaf.

6. A butterfly flew into my house.
+ adjectives =
A blue and white butterfly flew into my house.

7. The worm dug through the soil.
+ adjectives =
The wiggly, pink worm dug through the soil.

8. Veronica Verb told me how
brilliant you were yesterday at
adding more exciting verbs to
your poem. Now create some
amazing descriptions by adding
two or more adjectives to your
sentences.