Adjectives

Conversations

City Street

Eric and Ashley are walking to a restaurant for lunch. On the way they see Eric's friend Tom.

Eric: Hi Tom. How's it going?

Tom: Good.

Eric: This is Ashley. She is from London.

Tom: Nice to meet you Ashley.

Ashley: Nice to meet you too. Are you hungry? We're going for lunch.

Tom: I'm hungry, but I have to go back to work. Maybe I'll see you later.

Ashley: Bye.

Eric: Let's go. John is already there.


Adjectives

Adjectives are words that describe nouns and pronouns. The following table lists some common adjectives.

Listen Button dark
Listen Button fast
Listen Button good
Listen Button happy
Listen Button hungry
Listen Button nice
Listen Button quiet
Listen Button right (correct)
Listen Button sad
Listen Button slow
Listen Button soft
Listen Button small
Listen Button thirsty
Listen Button tired
Listen Button wrong

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Sentence Structures

Here are some common sentence structures that you can use with adjectives.

He is ___.
We are not ___.
I am very ___.
I am not very ___.
She is quite ___.
It is too ___.
They are so ___.
Are you ___?

Examples

The boxes are too small.
He is very happy.
Are you thirsty?
I am so tired!
She is happy.
She is not happy.
He is wet and cold.
The pizza is very good.