VOC AB ULARY - GRAMMAR † EX PR ESS IONS c LEARN MOR E

Ho me Ú E ng lish Gra mmar Ú Adjec tive : De nit ion , Rules an d E xa mp les of Adje ctive s in En glis h Gr amma r

Pa rts of Spe ech w

Adjec tives
Adver bs
Verb s
Art icles
No uns
Pron oun s
Prepo sit ions
Con junct ion s
Int erj ectio ns
Adject ives w
Lis t o f Adjec tives
Type s o f Adjec tives
Poss essive Ad ject ives
Predi cate Ad ject ive
Demons tra tive Adj ecti ve s
Compar iso n of Adjec tives w

Adjective: De nition, Rules and Examples of Adjectives in Compar ati ve Adject ives
S uper lative Adject ives

English Grammar Orde r o f Adje ctives

Compo und Adj ecti ves
s De cembe r 1 0, 2 01 7 , En glish Gr ammar , Ed ito r Pick s † 25 Commen ts
Adjec tives End ing in -ED an d -ING
Adjec tive S u xes
En gl ish ad jecti ves! Wh at is a n a dj ectiv e? Th e ad ject ive is an imp ort an t p ar t o f a lo t o f sen ten ces a nd a re u sed in all
Adjec tives &Prep osit ion s
la ng ua ges ,b ut wh at is t heir impo rt an ce in th e E ng lish lan gu ag e? In t his art icle , we a re g oi ng to be l oo king a t wh at exa ctl y
Adjec tive Phr ase
an a djec tive is a s we ll as ho w it fu nc tio ns with in a se nt ence .
Adjec tive Cla use

Le ar n a dje ctive de n itio n a nd us efu l g ra mma r r ule s in rela tio n to En glish a djec tive s wit h e xamp les a nd E SL pr int ab le Adverb s w
wo rks hee ts. Lis t o f Adver bs
Type s o f Adver bs
Table of Conten ts  Adver bs o f Fr eq uency
Adver bs o f Manne r
. Wha t Is An Ad ject ive? Posit ion of Adverb s
2. T ypes o f ss
2 .1. Po Adj ective
essive Adsjein
ctEives
ngli sh Adver bs & Adject ives
2 .2. Dem onstr ative Ad ject ives Adver bial Phr ase
Adver b Claus e
3. Whe re To Place An Ad ject ive In A S ent ence
3 .1. The P osition of Adjectives in a Sent ence Arti cles w
3 .2. Ad ject ives W it hout ANoun
A vs. AN
3 .3. Ad ject ives In P airs
When t o Use THE

4. Or der of Ad ject ives No Artic le

5. Co5mp arismpar
on oatives
f Adje ctive s Art icles with Co unt able &Unco unt able
.1. Co
No uns
5 .2. Sup er latives
Conj unct ions w
6. Co mp oun d Adject ives Coo rdi nati ng Con junct ion s
7. Adj ecti ve s E nding in -E D and -I NG S ubo rdina ting Conju ncti ons
8. Adj ecti ve Su xes Cor rela tive Co njun ctio ns
9. Adj ecti ve s To Descr ibe Anyt hing! Nou ns w
9 .1. Taste
9 .2. Touch Type s o f No uns
9 .3. Sou nd Coll ecti ve Nou ns
9 .4. Size Poss essive Noun s
9 .5. Sha pe
Cou ntab le & Un cou nta ble No uns w
9 .6. Time
Unco unt able Noun s
9 .7. Am ount
Cou ntab le & Un cou nta ble Fo od
9 .8. Emo tion
Quan ti er s wit h Cou ntab le & Uncou nta ble
9 .9. Per sonality No uns
9 .10. Appear ance
Art icles with Co unt able &Unco unt able
9 .11. Sit uation No uns
No uns t hat Can Be Coun tab le or
Unco unt able: Us efu l List &E xamples
What Is An Adjective? Con cret e No uns
Wha t is an ad ject ive? In t he most simp le te rms, a n a dje ctive is a wo rd use d t o d escr ibe a n ou n. Th ese wo rds ca n a dd a Abst rac t No uns
mor e d escr ipt ive av ou r to a sen ten ce. F or exa mple , you migh t s ay s omet hin g a lo ng th e lin e of t he f o llow ing in or der to Prop er No un
de scr ibe a tr ee, “It is a tre e.”I f y ou wer e to ad d an ad ject ive in to th e se nte nce , you wo uld g ive a clea rer pi ctu re o f wh at you R egula r Plura l Nou ns
we re t ryin g t o d esc rib e, by say ing so me th ing su ch a s “It i s a large tr ee.” or “I t is a la rg e, lea fy tr ee.” Th e w ord s in b old ar e Ir regu lar Plur al No uns
th e a dje ctive s a nd allo w t he liste ner to ge t a bet ter un de rst an din g o f th e ob ject be ing ta lked ab ou t. Gend er o f No uns
No un Phra se
Ho weve r, ad ject ives d o no t simp ly h ave to de scrib e a n o bj ect, t hey can a lso be u sed in or der to de scrib e s omet hin g t ha t is No un Clau se
no t t an gib le. Ag oo d examp le o f thi s is t he use of ad jec tives to ta lk a bo ut some on e’s p ers on alit y. Yo u mi gh t sa y so meth in g Verb s w
al on g t he l ines of ” My f at her is a n in te llig en t ma n.” Lis t o f Ver bs
Ir regu lar Ver bs
Adje ctiv es a re a gr ea t wa y t o a pp eal to th e sen ses by d esc rib ing visu al asp ect s, ta ste , smell, so un d a nd emo tio na l or no n
ph ysi cal a tt rib ut es. R egula r Verb s
Moda l Verbs w
In gen er al, a n a dje ctive is a wo rd th at des crib es a no un o r p ron ou n suc h a s p erso n, p lac e, th ing or id ea. Ad ject ive i s a p ar t o f Moda ls fo r Ask ing Per miss ion s
sp eech wh ich is co mmon th at peo pl e us e it almo st a ut oma tica lly, bo th in spe ech an d in wr itin g. Moda ls o f Abilit y
Perf ect In nit ive wit h Moda ls
Wha t I s An Adj ect ive? Adj ect ive De nit ion wit h Exa mp le s In nitive s w
Bare In nit ive
Verb s Fo llow ed by I n nit ives
Geru nds w
Verb s Fo llow ed by Ger unds
Part iciple s w
Prese nt Part icip le
Past Par ticip le
Caus ative Ve rbs
Auxilia ry Verb s
S tat ive Verb s
Dynamic Ver bs
Lin king Ve rb
Fin ite & No n- ni te Ver b
Tr ansit ive Ver b
Int ran sitive Verb
Verb s fo r Kids
Verb Ph rase
Verb Tens es w
Prese nt T ense w
Prese nt S imple Te nse
Prese nt Co ntin uou s Ten se w
Prese nt Co ntin uou s Sp elling Rul es
Prese nt Perf ect Ten se w
T ime Ad verbs Used wi th t he Pres ent Per fect
Prese nt Perf ect Cont inuo us T ense
Past Tense w
Past Simple T ense
Past Co nti nuou s Te nse
Past Per fect Ten se
Past Per fect Cont inuo us Tense
Fu tur e Ten se w
S imp le Fut ure Tens e
Fu tur e Cont inuo us T ense
Fu tur e Pe rfe ct T ense
Fu tur e Pe rfe ct Co ntin uou s
Will vs Go ing t o
Prese nt S imple & Pr esen t Con tinu ous
Prese nt Perf ect &Pre sent Per fec t
Con tinu ous
Past Simple & Prese nt Perf ect
Past Per fect & Pas t Perf ect Co nti nuou s
Pr epo siti ons w
Lis t o f Prepo sit ion s
Prepo sit iona l Ph ras es
Prepo sit ions of Pla ce
Prepo sit ions of Time
Ad ject ive Exa mple s: Prepo sit ions of Mo vement
Prepo sit ions with Pic tur es
En gl ish Ad ject ives can be ide nt i ed by th eir end ing s. Co mmo n ad jecti ve en di ng s ar e a s f ollo ws:
IN ON AT
Prepo sit ion Err or s

- ab le/-ibcr
le:edi ble, a ch ieva ble, g ull ible , cap ab le, ille gib le, sen sib le, re mark ab le, ho rr ible Pr on ouns w
-aal:nn ua l, fun ctio na l, ind ivid ua l, lo gica l, ess ent ial Perso nal Pro no uns
- fua l:wful, ch eer fu l, do ub tful ,fa ith fu l, forc eful Poss essive Pro no uns
-te
ic:rri c, cu bi c, man ic, ru sti c R elat ive Pr on ouns
in te nsiv e, ad ap tive , at tra cti ve, di smissiv e, inv ent ive, p ers ua sive
- ive: Ind e nit e Pro noun s
do ub tless , end less , fea rle ss, h elpl ess, h omele ss, b rea th less, ca re less, g ro un dle ss, re stle ss
- less: Demons tra tive Pro no uns
- ouad
s: ven tu ro us, fa mo us , gen ero us , cou ra geo us , da ng ero us, t reme nd ou s, fa bu lo us R e e xi ve Pr ono un
Ante cede nt
Tho ug h, a lar ge nu mber of a djec tive s ar e d iff er ent … Cond itio nals w
Z ero Cond itio nal
Fir st Co ndit ion al
h ot
S eco nd Con ditio nal
d ar k
T hird Co ndit ion al
s mart
Mixed Co ndit iona l
c oo l
c ommon Ho w to Use UNLE SS

c omp lete Using Wis h

l arg e Re por ted Spe ech w

d eep Dire ct a nd Ind irec t S peec h
t hin No Change in Ver b Ten ses
fa r Chan ges in Time a nd Place
a tr act ive Int ro duct or y Ve rbs
g re at Pron oun s in R epo rt ed S peec h
d ou tful R epo rte d Quest ion s
c old R epo rte d Comma nds & R eque sts
c ro wde d Colle ctive Noun s w
c ar eless
Coll ecti ve Nou ns Fo r Peo ple
n oi sy
Coll ecti ve Nou ns Fo r T hing s
q ui et
Coll ecti ve Nou ns Fo r F oo d
r ea l
Coll ecti ve Nou ns Fo r Ani mals
p in k
Dete rminers w
s ilen t
s imple Type s o f Dete rminer s
s tra ng e Orde r o f Det erminer s

g en ero us Grammatica l Er ro rs w
w ide Mista kes Wit h Pr epo siti ons
y ou ng Grammar R ules w
… S yntax
Passive Vo ice
Types of Adjectives in English Acti ve Voice
Ques tio n Tag s
We a re n ow go ing to lo ok at the var iou s d if fe ren t t ypes of a djec tive s th at ca n b e u sed to spic e up yo ur sen ten ces . Ther e a re
Ques tio n Wo rd s
tw o ma in t yp es o f a dje ctiv es a s sh ow n b elo w.
S ubjec t-Auxilia ry Inve rsio n
Quan ti er s

De script ive ad jec tive s d escr ibe qu alit y o f t he no un . In fa ct, d es cri pti ve a dj ect ives ca n b e at trib uti ve S ubjec t Verb Agree me nt

a dj ect ives or pred ica te ad jec tive s. S ubjun ctive

Wh ile, L imitin g a dj ect ives limit the no un be ing de scri bed . Ther e a re n in e ty pes of limiti ng ad ject ives as f o llow s: Dang ling Mod i er
De nit e & Ind e nit e Art icles Se nten ce w
Poss essiv e Adje ctive s E xclamato ry S ent ence s
Demo nst ra tive Ad ject ives Imper ative Sen tenc e
Ind e nit e Adje ctiv es Compo und-Co mp lex S ente nce
Int err og at ive Ad ject ives S imp le Se nte nce
Car din al Ad ject ives Comple x Sen tenc e
Ord ina l Adj ectiv es Int err og ative Sent enc e
Pro per Adjec tive s Compo und S ent enc e
Nou ns use d a s Adj ectiv es Decla rat ive S ente nce
Predi cate
Typ es o fAd ject ives – Imag e S ente nce F ragmen t
Ph rase w
Appo sit ive Ph rase
Geru nd Phra se
In nitive Phr ase
Part icipia l Ph rase
Adver bial Phr ase
Adjec tive Phr ase
Verb Ph rase
No un Phra se
Clause w
Ind epen dent Cl ause
Depe ndent Clause
No un Clau se
Adjec tive Cla use
Adver b Claus e
R elat ive Clause
S ubo rdina te Cla use

TRE NDING

Pre sent Pe rfe ct Co ntin uous Tens e:

De niti on, R ules and …
No C omm ents

Pre sent Pe rfe ct Co ntin uous ! When we are

talki ng in the pres ent …

Ve rb Te nses : En glish Tense s Char t wit h

Us eful …
38 Co mment s

Ve rb Te nses Ch art ! Lea rn t able of 12 t enses

in En glish …

Pre pos itio ns o f T ime: De ni tio n, List and

Us eful …
1 Com ment

Pre pos itio ns o f T ime! A pre pos itio n ca n

pro vide us with info rmat ion …
Posse ssive Adje ctive s
Excla mat or y Sen ten ce: De n itio n &
Poss essiv e a djec tive s ar e u sed to sho w o wn ers hip or po sses sion .
Examples of Excla ma tor y …
3 Com ment s

Excla mat or y Sen ten ces! When you mak e a

h er
Po sses sive a dj ecti ves a re my , you r, h is, h er, its , ou r, t he ir. Po sses sive ad ject ives o ccu r b ef or e a no un ( h ai r ) or a a n
stat ement which s how s emot ion …
h er
a dj ectiv e + no un ( n ew ha ir ).
hi s( ba ll h is
Po sses sive a dj ecti ves h av e no sin gu lar or pl ura l. Th ey a re u sed wit h b ot h s ing ula r a nd pl ura l n ou ns , b alls ). Past Si mpl e Ten se ( Simple Past ): De nitio n,
Rule s …
2 Com ment s
Her e is a list of su bj ect pro no un s a nd th eir po sses sive a dj ectiv es:
Past Si mpl e Ten se! When talk ing ab out an
actio n wh ich ha s …
I – my
Repo rt ed S peec h (I ndir ect S pee ch):
You – yo ur De niti on, Usef ul R ules …
15 Co mment s
He – hi s
She – he r Whe n we u se re por ted spee ch, we a re
I t – it s ref err ing t o so methi ng …
We – ou r
Par ticip ial Phra se: De nitio n an d Usef ul
Th ey – t he ir
Examples of …
No C omm ents

Par ticip ial ph ras e! Her e you will nd th e

de ni tio n and usef ul …

Pre pos itio nal Phra se: De nitio n, R ules,

Examples of Pr epo sitio nal …
10 Co mment s

Wha t is a pre pos itio nal p hra se? Y ou may

have he ard of …

Cla use: De niti on, Use ful E xamples, a nd

Types o f …ents
No C omm

On e of the impor tan t ele men ts o f E ngli sh

grammar is the …

Noun Cl ause: De nit ion, F unct ion s and

Examples of …
1 Com ment

Noun claus e De ni tio n! Lea rnin g th e no un

claus e de nitio n, co mp one nts and …

Demonstra tive Adje ctive s

In En glis h g ra mma r, th is, t ha t, th ese, a nd th os e ar e d emon str at ive a dje ctiv es.

Fo r e xamp le:

Th is sc ho ol is in nit ely bet ter th an th e la st o ne I wen t t o.

I th ink t ha t b oo k is mine.
Th ese p lan ts a re pa rtic ula rly use fu l for br igh ten ing u p sh ad y a rea s.
L et me giv e yo u a ha nd wi th tho se ba gs .

Where To Place An Adjective In A Sentence

The Position of A djectives in a Sentence

In or der to en sur e th at yo u h ave a p ro pe rly f o rmed an d g ra mma tic ally cor rec t se nt ence , it is impo rta nt to po sit ion th e
ad jec tives in the cor rec t p lac e. We a re n ow go in g t o t ake a lo ok at whe re t he ad ject ive s ho uld be pla ced wit hin a s ent en ce in
or de r to mak e it sou nd as au th ent ic a s p oss ible .

An a tt rib ut e ad ject ive i s pl aced b efo re th e no un it is mo dif yin g. L et’s t ake a l oo k at so me exa mple s of t his.

Sh e is a p re tt y gir l.
Th is is my gree n dre ss.
Tod ay, w e wil l ha ve h ea vy r ain .
An ts h av e tin y le gs.
I t is a h ot da y.

Yo u can al so h av e a pre dica tiv e a djec tive wh ich i s pl aced a ft er t he no un wh ich it is mo di fyi ng . Here ar e so me exa mple s to
de mon str ate th is.

Th is sa nd wic h is tas ty.

Th e b oy is ta ll.
My cat s ey es a re y ello w.
Th e ca ke is no t h ea lth y.
My da ug ht er is be au tiful.

Ther e is also th e o pp or tu nit y to pl ace an ad ject ive a f ter cert ain ve rbs in o rd er to mod ify th em. This do es n ot ap ply to all
ver bs ,s o le t’s ta ke a lo ok a t s ome e xamp les v erb s wh ich ca n b e mod i ed w ith an ad jec tive. It is wo rth no tin g th at whe n
us ing an a djec tive to mod ify a ve rb , the ver b sh ou ld come be fo re th e a dje ctiv e, it w ill n ot sou nd co rr ect i f p lac ed the ot her
wa y a ro un d. Th e f ollo win g v erb s ca n b e mo di ed with an a djec tive .

a pp ea r
b eco me
go
g et
t ur n
f ee l
k eep

Her e ar e so me ex ampl es o f t he se ve rbs be ing mod i ed wi th an ad ject ive.

I fe el ama zin g a ft er my sp a d ay.

He ha s b eco me laz y ha vin g n ot ha d a jo b f o r we eks.
Th e d og ap pea rs ag gress ive .

Yo u can al so u se a n ad jecti ve a ft er t he ver bs t o s me ll, to ta ste , to sou nd an d to loo k. L et’s ta ke a lo ok at some exa mp les of
th e a dje ctive pla cemen t f o r t hese ver bs.

Th at piz za t ast es fa nta st ic.

Th e mus ic so un ds go od .
I t lo oks stu nn ing .
Th at smells awfu l.

Adjec tive s Without A Noun

It is p ossi ble to use an ad ject ive a s a sta nd al on e wo rd wit ho ut a n ou n. Th is ca n b e s een in a n e xamp le su ch as th e
f ollo win g. “He is rich ”t he ad jecti ve h ere is b eing u sed with th e p ro no un he, h ow ever th is c an be u sed o n it s ow n a s s imply
de scr ibin g s omet hin g a s “ric h.” Yo u mig ht als o u se a n a dj ectiv e o n it ’s own in a s ent enc e su ch as t he fo llow ing ,
“Th e la rge st mu st g o a t t he ba ck.”

Adjec tive s InPa irs

Yo u mi gh t wi sh t o u se mo re tha n on e ad ject ive in o rd er t o g ive you sen ten ce a ve ry d escr ipt ive fee l. Fo r e xamp le, yo u mig ht
sa y “Th is i s a l arge , red car .” o r “I a m a cl eve r, t ho ug ht fu l p erso n.”

Order of Adjectives
Le ar n r ules an d e xamp les f o r th e o rd er o f ad ject ives in E ng lish .

In gen er al, th e a dje ctiv e or de r in En glis h is :

Det ermin er
Obser va tio n ( Op in ion )
Size an d Sha pe
Ag e
Co lor
Origi n
Ma ter ial
Qu al i er (Pu rpo se)

Comparison of Adjectives
Three forms o fc ompa rison o fa dje ct ives in En glish

Po siti ve: i t is an or din ar y f orm o f ad ject ives

A po sit ive a dje ctiv e is u sed to de scr ibe somet hin g w ith ou t ma kin g a ny sor t o f c omp ari son to an yth in g el se. F or
ex ampl e, as seen in the sen ten ce “I a m kin d.” o r “Th is i s a g rea t mo vie.”

Co mpa ra tive : sh ow s wh en two p erso ns or ob ject s b eing co mpa red

A co mpa rat ive ad jecti ve is use d in or de r to co mpa re t wo th ing s, it i s qu ite of te n f oll owe d b y th e w or d t ha n, yo u c an
se e th is is th e f ollo win g e xamp les. “I a m nic er th an hi m.” o r “This mo vie is b ett er th an th e rst on e.”

Su pe rla tiv e: i nd icat es t ha t t he q ua lit y or qu an tit y is at its h ig hest or is mo st int ens e

A su per lat ive a dj ecti ve is used a s a way of co mpa rin g mo re t ha n t wo th ing s a nd as a wa y t o s ay t ha t t he thi ng you
a re t alk ing ab ou t is th e ‘most ’, you migh t n ot ice t his in the fo llo win g ex amp les. “I a m th e ni ces t o f a ll t he s tu den ts.” or
“This i s th e b est movi e ou t o f th e en tir e ser ies.”

Compara tive s
Comp arat ive s ar e u sed to comp ar e an d clar if y th e d iff er enc e b etwe en two no un s. In o the r w ord s, co mpa ra tive s ar e u sed
wh en two pe rso ns or ob ject s be ing co mpa red .

Le ar n Comp ar at ive Ad ject ives i n E ng lish .

Superlatives
Whe n a n a dje ctiv e co mpa res t hr ee o r mo re t hin gs , th e su per lat ive f o rm of t he a dj ecti ve is used . Sup er lat ives i nd icat e t ha t
th e q ua lity or qu an tit y is a t it s h igh est or is mo st in te nse.

Le ar n Sup er lat ive Ad jecti ves in E ng lish .

Compound Adjectives
Comp ou nd ad ject ives are ad ject ives th at are mad e u p o f t wo or mor e wo rd s us ua lly w ith hyp he ns ( -) bet wee n t hem.

Gen era lly, co mpo un d a dje ctive s ca n b e f or med as f o llow s:

Ad ject ive + Past pa rt icip le

Ad ver b + Past Part icip le
No un + Pa st Pa rt icip le
No un + Pr ese nt Pa rt icip le
Ad ject ive + Pres ent Part icip le
Ad ver b + Prese nt Pa rt icip le
No un + Ad jec tive
Ad ject ive + Nou n
No un + Nou n
Ad ject ive + Adje ctive

Adjectives Ending in -ED and -ING

Some a dj ecti ves, kn ow n a s p ar ticip les will e nd in t he lett ers -ing o r -ed . The se a re p la ced bef or e a no un , as you ca n s ee in
th e f oll owi ng sen ten ce “I sa w a n i nte rest ing do cu ment ar y la st n igh t.” How ever , the y ar e a lwa ys p lac ed b ef or e a verb , like in
th e f oll owi ng exa mp le, “I a m no t e xcit ed ab ou t t he p ar ty.”

Le ar n t he d if fe ren ce b etw een Adjec tive s En di ng in -E D a nd -ING w ith use fu l ru les an d ex amp les.

Li st o f Adje ctiv es En din g in -ED a nd -I NG

Ama zing – Amaz ed

Amu sing – Amus ed
An no yin g – An no yed
Bo rin g – Bo red
Ch alle ng ing – Cha llen ged
Ch ar mi ng – Cha rmed
Co nfus ing – Con fu sed
Co nvi ncin g – Co nv ince d
Dep re ssin g – Dep res sed
Dis ap po int ing – Disa pp oin ted
Dis gu stin g – Dis gu sted
Dis tur bin g – Di stu rb ed
E mba rr ass ing – Emb ar ra ssed
E nt ert ain in g – E nt ert ain ed
E xcit ing – E xcit ed
E xh au stin g – Exh au ste d
Dep re ssin g – Dep res sed
Dis ap po int ing – Disa pp oin ted
F as cina tin g – Fa scin at ed
F rig ht en ing – Fr igh te ned
F ru str at ing – F rus tra te d
I nsp irin g – Insp ire d
I nte rest ing – In ter est ed
Ple asin g – Pl ease d
Rel axin g – Re laxe d
Rel ievin g – Rel ieved
Sat isfyin g – Sat is ed
Sho ckin g – Sh ock ed
Sur pr isin g – Sur pr ised
Ter rifyin g – Terr i e d
Th rea ten in g – Th rea ten ed
Th rilli ng – Thri lled
Tir ing – Tire d
Tou ch ing – Tou ched
Wo rr ying – Wo rrie d

Adjective Su xes
Le ar n Commo n Ad ject ive Su x es in En gl ish.

Commo n Ad jec tive Su x es in En g lish

- al, -ia l, -ica l

- ab le, -ib le
- an ,- ian
- ary
- fu ll
- ic
- ive
- ish
- less
- like
-y
- ou s, -os e
- an t, -en t
- ile

Adjectives To Describe Anything!

Yo u can lit era lly u se a n a dje ctiv e to de scr ibe a wh ol e wea lth o f t hin gs fr om h ow some thi ng ap pea rs to wha t i t smel ls like or
its size . We a re n ow go ing to lo ok a t a f ew e xamp les o f ad ject ives t o d esc rib e d iff er ent th ing s.

Ta ste

De licio us
Bla nd
Bit ter
Sw eet
Tas ty

Touch

So ft
Win dy
Oi ly
Smo oth
Co ld

Sound

No isy
Wh isp erin g
Sh rill
Sile nt
Hi ssin g

Size

Gi ga nti c
Hu ge
Min ut e
Tin y
We e

Sha pe

Na rr ow
Ho llo w
St rai gh t
Ro tu nd
Cr oo ked

Time

L at e
Ol d
Slo w
Sp eed y
Da ily

Amount

L ot s
Ma ny
Amp le
Sp ar se
E no ug h