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 are words that describe nouns and pronouns. The following table lists some common adjectives.
dark
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fast
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good
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happy
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hungry
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nice
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quiet
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right (correct)
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sad
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slow
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soft
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small
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thirsty
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tired
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wrong
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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 ___? |
| 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. |