Adjective (Basic Grammar 3)
Adjective (Basic Grammar 3)
Adjective (Basic Grammar 3)
Some adjectives describe how hot Some adjectives tell you which Some adjectives tell you the
or cold a person or thing is. They place or country a person or thing colour of things. They are called
are called adjectives of comes from, or belongs to. They adjectives of colour.
temperature. are called adjectives of origin. Example :
Example : Example : I love yellow roses
Can I have a hot cup of tea? She wore a shawl made of The sky is grey
Please put on a warm coat. Belgian lace Give me some white paint,
Ayu buy a Mexican hat please.
KINDS OF ADJECTIVES
Some adjectives tell you the size Some adjectives describe what Some adjectives describe what
of people, animals, places or material a thing is made from. shape a person or thing is. They
things. They are called adjectives They are called adjectives of are called adjectives of shape.
of size. material. Example :
Example : Example : I have a round ball
We saw a little bird sitting on a Who broke the glass bowl? Sara brings a thick book
brach Ayu sits on a wooden chair I put my phone in a square
She is a tall girl table
UNDERLINE THE ADJECTIVES IN THESE SENTENCES. WHAT KINDS OF ADJECTIVES ARE THEY?
In the blanks, write Q if the adjectives are adjectives of quality, C if the adjectives tell you
about colour, S if they tell you about size, Sh if they tell you about shape, Or if they tell you
about origin, or M if they are adjectives of material.
When you use the superlative form, you often add the before it: Mount Everest is the highest mountain
in the world. Peter is the tallest boy in his class.
With adjectives that end in -e, you just add -r to form the comparative, and -st to form the
superlative: Ronan is closer to Robb than Bran, but I am the closest
Some adjectives have only one syllable. They end with a consonant and have a single vowel before the
consonant. With such adjectives you double the last letter before adding -er to form the comparative and
Example : My room is bigger than you, but hers is biggest
Some adjectives have two syllables and end in -y. With such adjectives you change the y to i and add -er
to form the comparative, and -est to form the superlative.
Example : Rose is prettier than Jasmine, but Lily is the prettiest.
FILL IN THE BLANK WITH THE CORRECT COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE
IN BRACKETS.