ADJECTIVES: Encircle the adjective/adjectives in the sentence.

1. I want a few moments alone.

2. The cat is very cute.

3. The lovely flowers blooms in the garden.

4. Several writers wrote about the recent incident.

5. American presidents are brave.

6. You should have watched the entire movie.

7. The children have a thick, colorful and animated book.

8. I have ten candies in my pocket.

Pronoun: in place of a specific noun. Write the correct pronoun in the sentence.

1. Michael is a good boy. He gets up early in the morning.

2. I thought my bag was lost but the one Liam found was mine.

3. Martha is a good story teller. She told a ghost story that scared everyone.

4. Julie made some cakes. They look tasty.

5. Coach Davis selected several key points. He wanted the team to memorize them.

6. Mrs. Fuentes offered you a job. Tell her that you’ll take the job.

7. I have a gift to your boss. Give it to him.

8. We told them that we were so lucky to be alive.

9. She allowed me more time to get ready.

10. I will do it.

COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES: Write the correct adjective.

1. Chona is __________________________ (beautiful)

2. Hazel is ______________________________ than Liezel. (intelligent)

3. He is the _______________________ husband ever. (good)

4. Mr. Dela Cruz is the ______________________ teacher of all. (bad)

5. France is the _________________________ place I’ve ever been. (far)

6. English is the _____________________ among other subjects. (easy)

7. Ryan has _______________________ money than Mark. (much)

8. District Office 132 is ___________________________ than District Office 113. (clean)

9. I feel _____________________ than yesterday. (good)

10. This pomelo is _____________________ than the other one. (juicy)