What is an adjective?
An adjective is a word that describes a noun or pronoun. It tells us more about the noun's qualities, characteristics, or state.
How to use them:
1. Place the adjective before the noun:
* Example: The beautiful flower bloomed in the garden.
* Example: We ate a delicious meal.
2. Use them after linking verbs (be, seem, feel, etc.):
* Example: The movie was boring.
* Example: The cat seems sleepy.
3. Use them in a compound adjective:
* Example: He wore a bright red shirt.
* Example: The car was brand new.
Examples of sentences using adjectives:
* The old, dusty book held many secrets. (Two adjectives before the noun)
* The sky is clear and blue. (Two adjectives after the linking verb "is")
* She has a stunningly beautiful voice. (Adjective after a noun)
* The weather is incredibly hot today. (Adjective after an adverb)
Remember: Adjectives add detail and color to your writing, making it more interesting and engaging!