Adjectives

ADJECTIVES

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Which words are adjectives?

Slow Thick
Well Beautiful

Cheerful Slowly Bitter Hot
beauty
heavy Cheerfull Loneliness
y
What is Adjective?
Adjective is a word which describes
or gives more information about a
noun or pronoun.
For example:
He has beautiful smile.
He is handsome.
Adjectives
Adjectives describe nouns in terms of such

qualities as size, color, number, and kind.
A heavy rainstorm soaked the campsite.

(heavy describes “rainstorm”)
The lazy dog sat on the rug.

The lazy, old, brown dog sat on the rug.
Adjectives can be used to describe:
Color Opinion Size Age Shape
Blue, red, green, Good, pretty, Big, small, long, Old, young Round, triangle,
brown, white, right, wrong, short, tiny, rectangular,
black, purple, funny, heavy, enormous, little square, oval
yellow, dark, light fabulous, ugly
Distance Temperature Time

Origin Material
Long, short, Cold, warm, hot, Late, early
French, Chinese, Glass, metal,
near, far cool
Indonesian, plastic, wooden,
Javanese, cotton, paper
Decide the adjective!
 The turkey was resting on the orange pumpkin.
Orange
The adjective is ______________
Pumpkin
It describes the_______________
 The little boy was celebrating birthday.
Little
Boy
 The women prepared a delicious meal.
Delicious
Meal
Order and Position of adjectives
Sometimes we use two or more adjectives

together.
Tom lives in a big new house
Order and Position of adjectives
5
1 2 3 4
What is
How How What Where
it made
Big? Old? color? from?
of?
 A tall young man. (1  2)  A nose (red, large) A large red nose
 An old English song. (2  4)  A cat (fat, black, big) A fat big black cat
 A large wooden desk. (1  A small black metal
 A small box (black, metal)
box
5)
 a red car (old, little)A little old red car
 Big black eyes. (1  3)
Adjectives is useful to describe something
Animal
Rabbit has long ears.

Thing
Rabbit has fluffy fur.
Rabbit is cute.
It is a luxurious old car.

The color is red.
It must be expensive.
Person
Face
Hair
Eye
Describing People
Hello! My name is Surya Nusantara. I
am a boy of thirteen years old. I am Write a description about your own
tall and thin. My face is oval. My hair appearance.
is long and straight. My nose is sharp. Your description must include:
My eyes are round. People say that I ● Your age.
am handsome. ● How your body is like.
I have a sister. Her name is ● How your face is like.
Putri Ayu. Putri is five years old. She ● How your hair is like.
is fat and short. Her hair is long and ● How your nose is like.
straight. Her nose is flat. Her eyes are ● How your eyes are like.
round.
Review
Look and say!
Look, choose, and write!
Decide the Adjectives
Decide the Adjectives
Choose and write about you
Good Job!
ADVERBS
What is adverb?
A word that describes or modifies a verb,

adjective or another adverb.
Example:
-he swims well.
-he plays the flute beautifully.
• We use adverb of manner to describe how

something happens
Look and learn!
Look and Say
Look and say
Look and say
Look choose and write
To sum up..
Adverb of manner tells us how the action occurred
● To form regular adverbs, ad –ly to the adjective

quick  quickly
careful  carefully
● Words ending with –y change to –ily.
Happy  happily
heavy  heavily
● Some adverbs are irregulars.
good  well
hard  hard
Adverb of frequency
● When we want
to describe
how often the
action is done,
we need to use
adverbs of
frequency.
They differ in the level of frequency, as you can see
below.
 Sara always goes out on Saturday

evenings.
 Jane’s boyfriend usually picks her up
and they drive into the city centre.
 Ben and Emma often go for lunch
together.
 In the winter Sara sometimes goes
Skiing in France.
 James and Stephen rarely go to the
*We can also use ‘seldom’ as an
alternative to ‘rarely’, but it is not cinema in the summer because they
very common in modern English. prefer to stay outside.
 As Marta is so busy she never gets
home from work before 7
Other example
 There are always lots of people in the

city centre on Saturday nights.  Sometimes she does her homework
 It’s often difficult to find a place to park. with friends.
 But our friends are never on time so it  Usually they study on their own.
doesn’t matter if we’re late.
Question form
But it’s also possible to ask questions

To make questions about frequency,
simply with an adverb of frequency. For
we normally use ‘How often…?’. For
example:
example:
Do you often come here?
How often do you watch films?
Does she always work so hard?
How often does he play tennis?
Do they ever pay on time? (‘ever’
How often do the trains arrive late?
instead of ‘never’ for questions)
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ADJECTIVES

Cheerful Slowly Bitter Hot

Adjectives describe nouns in terms of such

A heavy rainstorm soaked the campsite.

The lazy dog sat on the rug.

Color Opinion Size Age Shape

Distance Temperature Time

 The turkey was resting on the orange pumpkin.

 The little boy was celebrating birthday.

Sometimes we use two or more adjectives

 A tall young man. (1  2)  A nose (red, large) A large red nose

Rabbit has long ears.

It is a luxurious old car.

A word that describes or modifies a verb,

• We use adverb of manner to describe how

Adverb of manner tells us how the action occurred

● To form regular adverbs, ad –ly to the adjective

 Sara always goes out on Saturday

 There are always lots of people in the

But it’s also possible to ask questions

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