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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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wot is adjective
my 8 year old daughter has come home with home which say can you improve these sentences by adding adjective she doesnt know wot it means
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Compare: 1) Mary has a lamb. Mary has a little sweet white-fleeced baby lamb 2) John lives in a house. John lives in a big , old , creaky , scary , haunted ivy-covered house.
- Compare: 1) Mary has a lamb.
- Mary has a little sweet white-fleeced baby lamb 2) John lives in a house.
- John lives in a big , old , creaky , scary , haunted ivy-covered house.
- The underlined bold words are adjectives.
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Compare:
1) Mary has a lamb.
Mary has a little sweet white-fleeced baby lamb
2) John lives in a house.
John lives in a big, old, creaky, scary, haunted ivy-covered house.
The underlined bold words are adjectives.
1) Mary has a lamb.
Mary has a little sweet white-fleeced baby lamb
2) John lives in a house.
John lives in a big, old, creaky, scary, haunted ivy-covered house.
The underlined bold words are adjectives.
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What is an adjective?
An adjective is a word that describes something. Here are some adjectives:
tall, short, long, fast, happy, sad, talkative, quiet, high, low, open, empty, full, breezy, rainy, cloudy, sunny, red, blue, big, small, little, gigantic, tiny, suspicious, determined, sick, ambiguous, wealthy, poor.
You can often express different degrees tha
An adjective is a word that describes something. Here are some adjectives:
tall, short, long, fast, happy, sad, talkative, quiet, high, low, open, empty, full, breezy, rainy, cloudy, sunny, red, blue, big, small, little, gigantic, tiny, suspicious, determined, sick, ambiguous, wealthy, poor.
You can often express different degrees tha
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