Adjectives: old, interesting, expensive, etc. 🎨

Adjectives describe nouns. In English, the rules for using adjectives are simple — let's learn them! 🎯

1. Adjective + Noun (before the noun) ✅

When we use an adjective with a noun, the adjective goes before the noun.

• It's an expensive guitar. ✅   It's a guitar expensive. ❌
• She has a new car. ✅   She has a car new. ❌

2. Be + Adjective (after the verb) ✅

We can also use adjectives after the verb be, without a noun.

• This guitar is expensive. ✅
• Her car is new. ✅
• Is this restaurant good? ✅

3. Sense Verbs + Adjective 👃👁️

We can also use adjectives after verbs of the senses: feel, look, smell, sound, taste.

• You look tired. ✅
• This soup tastes horrible. ✅
• Your idea sounds interesting. ✅
• These cookies smell delicious. ✅

4. Adjectives have NO plural form ⚠️

• These are my favourite shoes. ✅   These are my favourites shoes. ❌
• She has blue eyes. ✅   She has blues eyes. ❌

5. Very and Quite 🔢

Use very or quite before an adjective to add degree.

• It's very expensive. ✅
• It's quite cold today. ✅

Ready to practice? Let's go! 🚀