Explanation

In English, the adjectives are usually placed BEFORE the noun or object that is being described.

For example:

• The big house
• The green apple
• The fast cars
• The important man

When the verb “to be” is being used in the sentence, the adjective may come after the verb to be.

For example:

• The house is big.
• The apple is green.
• The cars are fast.
• The man is important.

When using adjectives in English, you can also put both an adjective BEFORE the noun and after the verb “to be”.

For example:

• The big house is blue.
• The fast cars are new.

In English, adjectives are NEVER plural.

You cannot say: The bigs houses. -or- The bananas are yellows. These are WRONG!

Practice Lessons

• Choose the Adjective
• Adjective Matchup
• Listen and Match to the Correct Sentence
• Listen and Match the Picture