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Angelica: It was the same time of last year when my family spent the
holidays in Boracay. That was our first time to visit the place.
Bea: So how do you describe the place? Is it like any other beach?
What makes it so special that tourists come and never want to
leave the place?
Angelica: For me, it is indeed a paradise. The long strip of white sand
is a perfect picture. The serenity as the sun sets, captures
everybody’s heart. The waves peacefully kiss the shore
and the feeling is incomparable. One would wish to stay
there even forever. People are very respectful. The island is
very captivating.
Bea: I can imagine the place as you describe it. It must
be a haven, isn’t it?
Angelica: You said it right. Being with my family during
the holidays made it even more memorable.
Actually it was my uncle’s birthday gift to the
three of us: my father, my mother and me. It is
such a tremendous, if not overwhelming,
birthday present. Spending time with my
loving father and my caring mother is the best
moment of my life.
1. Can you name some places you visited or you have been to?
2. Share briefly your unusual experience about them.
3. What else would you desire to go in the future?
POSITIONS OF ADJECTIVES
Attributive, predicative, and objective are the (3) types of
adjectives according to position.
1. Attributive adjective – comes right before the noun it modifies.
Ex) A loving God watches over us.
There is an extinct volcano on his planet.
The peaceful waves are amazing.
2. Predicative adjective – comes after a linking verb.
Ex) He is generous.
He seems unusual in his ways.
3. Objective adjective – comes after a direct object.
Ex) Father prefers his coffee hot.
He considers her essential.
He treated the rose as one of a kind.
Note: Direct objects are colored red. It can be a noun or pronoun.
They come after a verb. It answers the question “what”.