Category: Adjectives
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Positive Comparative Superlative Adjectives | Exploring the World of Adjective Comparison
Isn’t language beautiful? It’s like a splash of vibrant colors on an artist’s canvas, constantly evolving and adding depth to our world. But here’s the beauty part – it’s not just meant for poets and artists, you can very well be the artist of your own words! And what better way to paint your verbal…
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Commonly Misused Adjectives | Adjectives Ending in Ing and Ed
Get free English grammar exercises into your email: Send Me Register a SNAP EBT card The Difference between Adjectives Ending in Ing and Ed Adjectives ending in -ing and -ed have different meaning. Ing adjectives cause us to have the feeling of something whereas ed adjectives are what we feel. These two…
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Adjectives To Infinitive Exercise and Answer
Get free English grammar exercises into your email: Send Me We can use adjectives to infinitive in two ways. Let’s see both of them. It is difficult to understand her. She’s difficult to understand. It’s good to see you again. I’m happy to see you again. Are you happy to see me again? Yes, It’s pleasing to…
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Adjective Word Order
We use adjective to modify nouns. But, sometimes we use two or more adjectives together to modify one noun. In this case, we have to know which adjective comes first and which one comes later. There are rules about adjective word order. Let’s see the following examples. Get free English grammar exercises into your email:…
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Comparison As As
We can compare two things or actions which have the same quality with as adjective/adverb as. As Adjective As (Comparison as as) We usually compare two things which have the same quality with as…as. Let’s see the following examples. My daughter is as beautiful as my wife. My son is as fat as my wife. My brother is not as tall as my…
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Adjectives | Exercises with Answers
Adjectives are used to describe or modify nouns. Therefore, adjectives can give a little/big different meaning to a noun. Let’s see the following examples ( The underlined words are adjectives.) : beautiful girls lazy students empty houses aggravated situations normal life difficult problems an abandoned house a popular singer hot issues bad weather From the ten examples above, we can…