Adjective + noun

 
When we use adjectives with a noun in English, the adjectives go before the
noun.

 It’s an expensive guitar. (NOT It’s a guitar expensive.)

 She has a new car. 

 am/is/are + adjective

 
We can also use adjectives without a noun after the verb be.

 This guitar is expensive. 

 Her car is new. 

In questions the adjective can go after be + subject.

 Is your car new? 
 Are your classmates nice? 

 feel/look/smell/sound/taste + adjective

 
We can also use adjectives without a noun after the verbs of the senses: feel,
look, smell, sound, taste.

 Your idea sounds interesting. 

 I don’t like this soup. It tastes horrible.
 You look tired. 
 These cookies smell delicious. 
 I feel depressed. 

 No plural

 
Adjectives in English have no plural. They are always singular.

 These are my favourite shoes. (NOT These are my favourites shoes.)

 She has blue eyes. (NOT She has blues eyes.)

very/quite

 
We can use very and quite before the adjectives.

 It’s very expensive.
 It’s quite expensive.
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Adjetivo + sustantivo

Cuando usamos adjetivos con un sustantivo en inglés, los adjetivos van antes del sustantivo.

• Es una guitarra cara. (NO.)

• Tiene un auto nuevo.

am / is / are + adjetivo

También podemos usar adjetivos sin sustantivo después del verbo ser.

• Esta guitarra es cara.

• Su auto es nuevo.

En las preguntas, el adjetivo puede ir después de ser + sujeto.

• ¿Tu auto es nuevo?

• ¿Son tus compañeros agradables?

sentir / mirar / oler / sonido / gusto + adjetivo

También podemos utilizar adjetivos sin sustantivo después de los verbos de los sentidos: sentir,
mirar, oler, sonar, gustar.

• Tu idea suena interesante.

• No me gusta esta sopa. Sabe horrible.

• Te ves cansado.

• Estas galletas huelen delicioso.

• Me siento deprimido.

Sin plural

Los adjetivos en inglés no tienen plural. Siempre son singulares.

• Estos son mis zapatos favoritos. (NO.)

• Ella tiene ojos azules. (NO.)

muy tranquilo

Podemos usar muy y bastante antes de los adjetivos.

• Es muy costoso.

• Es bastante caro.
Exercise 2
 

You have completed this test.

Correct answers: 8/10.

Your score is 80%.

Check your answers:

 

1Which is the correct order?

 a. Your great idea is.

 b. Your idea is great.correct
 c. Great your idea is.
 d. Your idea great is.

 be (am/is/are) + adjective (great)

2Which is the correct order?

 a. She an exceptional student is.

 b. She is a student exceptional.wrong
 c. She is an exceptional student.correct
 d. She a student exceptional is.

 adjective + noun

3Which is the correct order?

 a. Is this shirt Italian?correct

 b. Is Italian this shirt?
 c. This shirt Italian is?
 d. This shirt is Italian?

 In questions the adjective can go after be + subject.

4Which is the correct order?

 a. That restaurant very dirty is.

 b. That is a restaurant very dirty.wrong
 c. Very dirty is that restaurant.
 d. That restaurant is very dirty.correct

 be (am/is/are) + adjective (very dirty)

5Which is the correct order?

  a. He a Korean car has.
 b. He has a Korean car.correct
 c. He has a car Korean.
 d. A car Korean he has.

 adjective (Korean) + noun (car)

6Which is the correct order?

 a. This is our restaurant favourite.

 b. Our favourite restaurant is this.
 c. Is this our restaurant favourite?
 d. This is our favourite restaurant.correct

 Use adjective (favourite) + noun (restaurant).

7Which is the correct order?

 a. It's a building very modern.

 b. It's a very modern building.correct
 c. Very modern it's a building.
 d. A building very modern is.

 adjective (very modern) + noun (flat)

8Which is the correct order?

 a. Are your friends German?correct

 b. Are German your friends?
 c. German are your friends?
 d. Your friends are German?

 In questions the adjective can go after be + subject.

9Which is the correct order?

 a. This language difficult is.

 b. A language difficult this is.
 c. This is a difficult language.correct
 d. This is a language difficult.

 adjective (difficult) + noun (language)

10Which is the correct order?

 a. This language is difficult.correct

 b. This language difficult is.
 c. Is difficult this language?
 d. This language is difficult?

 be (am/is/are) + adjective (difficult). In this sentence, the noun (language) is the subject.
 In questions the adjective can go after be + subject: Is this language difficult?
Exercise 1 
You have completed this test.

Correct answers: 8/10.

Your score is 80%.

Check your answers:

1With this makeup, your eyes look differents  .

Correct answer: look different
 Adjectives don't have a plural form (differents).
 We can use adjective + noun, or be (am/is/are) + adjective, or feel, look,  smell,
sound, taste + adjective

2These are important documents  .

 Adjectives don't have a plural form (importants).
 We can use adjective + noun, or be (am/is/are) + adjective, or feel, look,  smell,
sound, taste + adjective

3Are they happy   in their new house?

 Adjectives don't have a plural form (happies).
 In questions the adjective goes after be + subject.

4He has an interesting job  .

 We can use adjective + noun, or be (am/is/are) + adjective, or feel, look,  smell,
sound, taste + adjective

5Sit down. You look tired  .

 We can use adjective + noun, or be (am/is/are) + adjective, or feel, look,  smell,
sound, taste + adjective
 You look + tired= I see that you are tired.

6Our holidays are fantastic  .

 Adjectives don't have a plural form (fantastics).
 We can use adjective + noun, or be (am/is/are) + adjective, or feel, look,  smell,
sound, taste + adjective

7John has problems at home. Are his marks good  ?

 Adjectives don't have a plural form (goods).
 In questions the adjective goes after be + subject.

8Their project interesting looks  .

Correct answer: sounds interesting
 We can use adjective + noun, or be (am/is/are) + adjective, or feel, look,  smell,
sound, taste + adjective
 We use taste for food or things that we eat.

9These cookies are excellent  .

 Adjectives don't have a plural form (excellents).
 We can use adjective + noun, or be (am/is/are) + adjective, or feel, look,  smell,
sound, taste + adjective

10Her eyes are blue  .

 Adjectives don't have a plural form (blues).
 We can use adjective + noun, or be (am/is/are) + adjective, or feel, look,  smell,
sound, taste + adjective