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The document provides examples of descriptions using adjectives to modify nouns. It includes lists of opinion words, conditions, sizes, ages, colors, origins, and materials. It then provides examples of descriptions using these types of words such as "a beautiful round wooden table", "black leather gloves", and "a Spanish old beautiful city".
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What is an adjective?
An adjective is a word that describes something (a noun).
An adjective gives us more information about a person or thing.
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Adjectives sometimes appear after the verb To Be (CARD – LINK TO VIDEO)
The order is To Be + Adjective.
• He is tall.
• She is happy.
Adjectives sometimes appear before a noun.
The order is Adjective + Noun.
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BUT… Sometimes you want to use more than one adjective to describe something (or someone).
What happens if a hat is both brown AND old?
Do we say… an old brown hat OR a brown old hat?
An old brown hat is correct because a certain order for adjectives is expected.
A brown old hat sounds incorrect or not natural.
So what is the correct order of adjectives before a noun?
The order of adjectives before a noun is usually the following:
Opinion – Size – Age – Shape – Color – Origin – Material – Purpose
If we take the first letter of each one, it creates OSASCOMP which is an easy way to remember the order.
Let’s look at an example about describing a bag.
• It is an ugly small old thin red Italian cotton sleeping bag
It is not common to have so many adjectives before a noun, but I do this so you can see the correct order of adjectives.
Ugly is an opinion, small is a size, old refers to age, thin refers to shape, red is a color, Italian refers to its origin, cotton refers to the material the bag is made of, sleeping is the purpose of the bag.
I will go into more details about each of these categories in a moment. First, let’s see two more examples:
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Here we have a dress. Dress is a noun, the name of a thing. Let’s describe this dress.
What type of dress is it? What is the purpose of this dress?
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Now, this dress was made in France. France is a noun, its adjective is French.
Its origin is French. Its origin, French, goes before the material, Silk. So we say it is:
• a French silk wedding dress.
Let’s add the color of the dress. What color is it? White. Color goes before Origin so we say it is:
• a white French silk wedding dress.
What is the shape of this dress? Is it long or short? It is long. The adjective Long goes under the category of shape because shape also covers weight or length. (We will see more about this in a moment) We now say it is:
• a long white French silk wedding dress.
Let’s add one more adjective. Is the dress beautiful or ugly? Well, you should always say it is beautiful or it will ruin her wedding day.
Beautiful is an opinion and adjectives about opinions go before all the other adjective.
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1) ZaCon aims to be a local, non-vendor aligned security conference that is accessible to both professionals and non-professionals. It seeks to lower barriers to entry for those new to security and grow the talent pool.
2) The document references challenges like security problems becoming more difficult and older experts aging, making it harder for newcomers. ZaCon hopes to address this by giving newcomers a place to start and learn.
3) ZaCon is intended to be an affordable, non-academic conference focused on the technical aspects of security and having
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The document discusses the correct order of adjectives before a noun. It notes that adjectives describing color, origin, material and purpose usually go in that order. Other adjectives like size, length and height typically come first. Adjectives expressing judgments or attitudes usually precede all other adjectives. Numbers generally appear before adjectives. Age is usually placed after descriptors of size but before color, origin, material and purpose. The document provides examples to illustrate adjective order and lists additional online resources for exercises on this topic.
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- 5. Opinio n silly, beautiful, horrible, difficult ,good,bad,ugly,smart ,dumb Size large, tiny, enormous, little,big,small,high,low Age ancient, new, young, old,antique Shape square, round, flat, rectangular,circular Color blue, pink, red, grey,purple,dark green,navy blue Origin French, lunar, American, Greek,Korean,Chinese,Italian Materia wooden, metal, cotton, paper, iron,gold
- 7. OPINION CONDITIO N SIZE AGE COLOR ORIGIN MATERIA L NOUN
- 19. • 1.a beautiful table (wooden/round) • A beautiful round wooden table. • 2. an unusual ring (gold) • An unusual gold ring • 3. a new jacket (nice) • A nice new jacket • 4. an old house (beautiful) • A beautiful old house • 5. black gloves(leather) • Black leather gloves
- 20. • 6. an American film(old) • 7. a long face (thin) • 8. big clouds (black) • 9. a sunny day (lovely) • 10. a wide avenue (long) • 11.a metal box (black/small) • 12.a big cat (fat/black)
- 21. • 13.a little village (old/ lovely) • 14. long hair (black/beautiful) • 15. an old painting (interesting/French) • 16. an enormous umbrella (red/yellow) • 18.city/a/Spanish/beautiful/old • 19.arts/nice/teacher/French/our • 20.green-eyed/gorgeous/black- haired/ a girl
- 22. • 1.Andrea had………………………..a in her hair yesterday. • a)nice yellow bow • b)yellow nice bow • c)bow nice yellow • 2.The clown was wearing a …………… hat. • a)Big green yellow • b)Big green and yellow • c)Yellow and green big
- 23. • 3.I bought ……………… oranges. • a)Great some big • b)Big great some • c)Some great big • 4.We met ……………… people at the conference. • a)very smart two • b) two very smart • c) very two smart
- 24. • 5.My uncle wore a ……………… to the wedding. • a)Silk blue tie • b)Tie blue silk • c)Blue silk tie • • 6.Have you met that ……………….. next door? • a)Cute boy new • b)Cute new boy • c)New cute boy
- 25. • round / small / reading / lamp • German / old / yellow / car • wooden / huge / sailing / ship • physics / boring / old / teacher • slim / Canadian / handsome / snowboarder German / old / yellow / car
- 26. • sugar / blue / round / bowl