Adjectives in a sentence in English are generally placed before the noun or nouns they describe. Have go isn't is Describing Appearance: use verb 'to be' Personality Nice Lovely Sweet Shy Bad tempered Cheerful generous clever Sensitive Examples: Marcela is a very nice and lovely girl. She is also very generous. Your brother is pretty tall and handsome. Exercise: Write a description of a classmate.
Adjectives in a sentence in English are generally placed before the noun or nouns they describe. Have go isn't is Describing Appearance: use verb 'to be' Personality Nice Lovely Sweet Shy Bad tempered Cheerful generous clever Sensitive Examples: Marcela is a very nice and lovely girl. She is also very generous. Your brother is pretty tall and handsome. Exercise: Write a description of a classmate.
Adjectives in a sentence in English are generally placed before the noun or nouns they describe. Have go isn't is Describing Appearance: use verb 'to be' Personality Nice Lovely Sweet Shy Bad tempered Cheerful generous clever Sensitive Examples: Marcela is a very nice and lovely girl. She is also very generous. Your brother is pretty tall and handsome. Exercise: Write a description of a classmate.
Adjectives in a sentence in English are generally placed before the
noun or nouns they describe. have go isnt is Describing Appearance: use verb to be
Personality Nice Lovely Sweet Shy Bad tempered Cheerful Generous Clever Sensitive Sensible Examples: Marcela is a very nice and lovely girl. She is also very generous.
Your brother is pretty tall and handsome. Exercise:
Write a description of a classmate. Adjectives order Position 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th Opinion Size Age Shape Colour Material Origin Purpose Nice Small Old Square Black Plastic British Racing Ugly Big New Circular Blue Cotton American Running
Examples: (People) "She has an beautiful, long hair. "He is a clever, tall man." (Things) "She had a big, ugly, old, baggy, blue, stripey, cotton, British, knitting bag."