![]() ![]() ![]() Things turned out better than we expected.The only way to solve this problem is to talk together and try to come to an agreement.That was one of the hardest exams I’ve ever done.Can you find the adjective or adjectives in each one? Let’s do a quick test! Here are five sentences. With all parts of speech, it’s better to look at full sentences and think about context and meaning. This will become more important later in the lesson-keep watching to find out why! Here’s another question for you: how can you find the adjectives in a sentence? What do adjectives look like? There’s no simple answer to this question. Remember the basic point: adjectives can go before a noun, or after it. You don’t need to worry about this right now. Common linking verbs include ‘be’, ‘seem’, ‘become’, ‘feel’ and ‘appear’, although there are many others. Secondly, you can use a linking verb plus an adjective after a noun, like this:īy the way, what are ‘ linking verbs’? Linking verbs add information to a subject. He gave me an expensive Italian leather wallet.With adjective order, you can put adjectives directly before the noun they describe, like this: Adjectives can be used in many ways, but there are two common patterns. The adjectives-‘blue’ and ‘clear’-add information to the noun-‘sea’. First, a question: what do adjectives do? Adjectives describe nouns-they add information to a noun or noun phrase. ![]()
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