This document discusses using adjectives to qualify nouns in positive and negative statements. It provides examples of placing adjectives before or after nouns, such as "adjective - noun" or "noun - be - adjective". For positive statements, adjectives like "nice", "small", "big", and "expensive" are used to describe neighborhoods, apartments, houses, and lofts. For negative statements, adjectives like "dangerous", "old", "small", and "cheap" are used with negating verbs or modifiers to qualify nouns. The document concludes by practicing this new vocabulary.
3. ADJECTIVES: POSITIVE STATEMENTS
Before the noun
adjective - noun
After the noun
Noun - be – adjective
It´s a nice neighborhood . The neighborhood is a
really nice.
I live in a small apartments. My apartments is t very
small.
It´s a big and old house. That house is big and
old.
She lives in a expensive loft. Her loft si expensive .
4. Before the noun
adjective - noun
After the noun
Noun - be – adjective
It´s not a dangerous neighborhood
.
The neighborhood isn´t
dangerous.
I don´t like old apartments. Those apartments
aren´t very old.
I couldn´t live in small house. That house isn´t small.
There aren´t cheap loft. Her loft isn´t cheap.
ADJECTIVES: NEGATIVE STATEMENTS
