#19.The Correct use of some Adjectives in writing PDF
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Lesson No. 19 The Correct use of some Adjectives in Writing Adjectives are words used to describe or modify nouns and pronouns. Here are some common adjective usage rules with examples: Order of Adjectives: When using multiple adjectives to describe a noun, they should be used in a specific order. Example: "She wore a red silk dress." (not "She wore a silk red dress.") Adjectives before Nouns: Adjectives typically come before the noun they modify. Example: "The happy dog barked." (not "The dog happy barked.") Adjectives after Linking Verbs: Adjectives typically come after linking verbs, such as "be", "seem", "become". Example: "The sky is blue." (not "The sky blue is.") Comparative and Superlative Forms: To compare two or more things, use comparative forms, such as "-er" or "more". To indicate the highest degree, use superlative forms, such as "-est" or "mos...