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Adjectives: describing words - English lesson

 'Adjectives are words for describing places or things.'

I wouldn't like to live there, it's a scary castle.

• Adjectives are describing words. They tell you more about a noun. They make a difference between dull writing and interesting writing. Simple as that !
• Practice :
• Can you choose an adjective from the list to liven up each sentence ?

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2. She had beautiful black gapinggreylargelownewnoisyscaryshinyshywarm I don't know hair.

3. It was frightening to see that gapinggreylargelownewnoisyscaryshinyshywarm I don't know wound.

4. It was impossible to read among those gapinggreylargelownewnoisyscaryshinyshywarm I don't know people.

5. Mum has just bought me a gapinggreylargelownewnoisyscaryshinyshywarm I don't know pair of trainers.

6. My new house is gapinggreylargelownewnoisyscaryshinyshywarm I don't know enough for the six of us.

7. Julia was really afraid but she walked bravely to the gapinggreylargelownewnoisyscaryshinyshywarm I don't know castle.

8. It was a very nice gapinggreylargelownewnoisyscaryshinyshywarm I don't know summer evening when we left the house.

9. A gapinggreylargelownewnoisyscaryshinyshywarm I don't know squirrel was sitting on a branch of the oak-tree.

10. We couldn't hear a word she was saying : she was speaking in a very gapinggreylargelownewnoisyscaryshinyshywarm I don't know voice.