ADJECTIVES

ADJECTIVES

1. POSITION OF ADJECTIVES

   • Predicative position
     • The adjective goes after a linking verb and modifies the subject
       • (BE, LOOK, SEEM, BECOME, FEEL)
         • (subject) (verb) (adjective)
           • My dog is beautiful
   • Attributive position
     • The adjective goes before the noun
       • (adjective) (noun)
         • The red bird

2. ADJECTIVES ARE WORDS THAT DESCRIBE NOUNS

   • The blue sky
   • The wooden table

3. ORDER OF ADJECTIVES

   • 1. Determiner
     • (a, an four, her, our, those, that, several, some)
   • 3. Size
     • (big, Little, small, enormous, large, tiny)
   • 4. Shape
     • (oval, round, square, rectangular, flat)
   • 7. Origin
     • (French, British, Italian, Thai, Korean, Chinese)
   • 10. Noun
     • (bag, car, mirror, table, dog, wardrobe)
   • 8. Material
     • (gold, silver, wooden, metal, cotton, paper)
   • 9. Purpose
     • (sleeping, touring, hunting, dining, frying)
   • 2. Opinion
     • (beautiful, difficult, expensive, gorgeous)
   • 6. Colour
     • (yellow, blue, pink, redish, black, white)
   • 5. Age
     • (new, Young, old, ancient, modern)

4. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES

   • Rules
     • Short adjectives (one syllable)
       • (adjective) -er than
         • Old -->Older than
           • Maria is older than Emma
       • Consonant+short vowel+consonanat
         • +Double consonant -er than
           • Big -->Bigger than
             • Elephants are bigger than dogs
           • Exceptions
             • Do not double W/X/Y
     • Irregular adjectives
       • Good--> Better than
         • Pants are better than dresses
       • Bad --> Worse than
         • Sugar is worse than salt
       • Far--> Farther than
         • Korea is farther than Colombia
     • Long adjectives (two syllables or more)
       • +More (adjective) than
         • Dangerous -->More dangerous than
           • Lions are more dangerous than Pandas
     • Adjectives ending with -y
       • Change "y" to "i" and add -er than
         • Heavy-->Heavier than
           • Horses are heavier than cats
   • We use them when we are comparing the qualities between two items
     • (-er, more)

5. SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

   • We use them when we are comparing three or more items
     • (-est, most)
       • Short adjectives (one syllable)
         • +The (adjective) -est
           • Slow--> The slowest
             • Sloths are the slowest animals in the world
         • Consonant+short vowel+consonanat
           • +The (adjective) +double consonant -est
             • Big --> The biggest
               • Antarctic blue whale is the biggest animal in the planet
             • Exceptions
               • Do not double W/X/Y
       • Long adjectives (two syllables or more)
         • +The most (adjective)
           • Famous --> The most famous
             • Dwayne Jhnson is the most famous person in the world
       • Irregular adjectives
         • Good --> The best
           • BTS is the best band in the world
         • Far --> The Farthest
           • Neptune is the farthest planet from the sun
         • Bad --> The worst
           • North Korea is the worst country in the world
       • Adjectives ending with -y
         • Change "y" to "i" and add -est
           • Maya Bay is the dirtiest beach in Thailand

6. MADE BY: ANDREA GARCIA MENDEZ "4IV"

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