Simple Examples:
* Red car
* Big house
* Beautiful flowers
* Friendly dog
* Fast train
More Complex Examples:
* Dark chocolate (two adjectives)
* Sparkling blue ocean (two adjectives, one noun)
* Ancient Greek temple (two adjectives, one noun)
* Brightly colored balloons (adverb modifying adjective)
* Extremely large elephant (adverb modifying adjective)
Descriptive Examples:
* Serene countryside
* Intense heat
* Disturbing news
* Delicious meal
* Marvelous performance
Figurative Examples:
* Burning passion
* Silent scream
* Open secret
* Golden opportunity
* Bitter truth
Technical Examples:
* High voltage
* Strong signal
* Light weight
* Heavy metal
* Soft tissue
Important Notes:
* Order Matters: Adjectives usually come before the noun they modify.
* Multiple Adjectives: You can use multiple adjectives to describe a noun, but there are rules for their order (e.g., opinion, size, shape, age, color, origin, material).
* Adverbs: Adverbs can modify adjectives, making the description more specific.
Let me know if you'd like more examples of a specific type of adjective-noun pattern or want to explore adjective order rules!