Learning adjectives in English allows you to express yourself more effectively. By incorporating a wide range of adjectives into your vocabulary, you can accurately describe people, places, and things, enabling your listeners or readers to envision and experience what you’re sharing. Deeper Communicat...
To describe a town as busy in a negative tone, you could use the word "crowded".用贬义的语气描述一个城镇是繁忙的，你可以用 crowded 这个词。It could be "dirty" or "polluted"... meaning the air and the surroundings aren't very clean.也可以是 dirty 或 polluted，意思是周围的环境不太干净...
A possessive adjective is an adjective used to describe to whom an object belongs. It comes before the noun or pronoun it modifies. Common possessive adjectives include… my, your, his, her, its, our, their, whose How are they used?
Teach students that verbs describe an action, a state of existence or a specific occurrence. Start by explaining action verbs, and list examples on your white board or blackboard, such as "run," "jump," "dance," "spin" and "lift." Ask your students to volunteer their own action verbs...
These Are the People in Your Family Students are given about 10 adjectives that can be used to describe people: hard-working, tall, young, old, funny, intelligent, tall, fat, happy, pretty… Then challenge them to write a sentence using the superlative form of each adjective about a person...
Adjectives with -ING are used to describe things or situations that cause the emotion. For example, you can use an -ING adjective to describe a running person or an exciting situation. The rules for -ING adjectives are fairly simple. Generally, -ING adjectives are formed by simply adding -...
We use the superlative degree of adjective to describe one entity in a group of three or more entities. The superlative form tells us about the person, place, object, or thing that possesses a quality to the maximum degree among a group of several as members. To understand this, let us ...
When this, that, these, and those describe nouns, they are demonstrative adjectives. Point out something and describe nouns by answering the questions which one? or which ones? Indefinite an adjective used to describe a noun in a non-specific sense. The most common indefinite adjectives are any...
Adjectives That Start with D to Describe a Person D adjectives to describe a person are not that easy to find. But we got you covered. Damaged Different Drained Damp Difficult Dreaded Dangerous Diminishing Dreamy Danish Diminutive Drenched Dead Dirty Dressed Dear Disarmed Dried Decaying Discarded Dri...
On the other hand, predicative adjectives are used with linking verbs to describe the subject of a sentence, as in "The flower is beautiful," where "beautiful" describes the subject "flower." This lesson aims to help you grasp the differences between these two types of adjectives...