Here's how it works:
* Noun/Pronoun: The word being described. (e.g., house, dog, she)
* Descriptive Adjective: The word that describes the noun/pronoun. (e.g., beautiful, playful, kind)
Examples:
* The *tall* house stood on the hill. ("Tall" describes the house.)
* The *fluffy* dog wagged its tail. ("Fluffy" describes the dog.)
* He was a *kind* and *generous* man. ("Kind" and "generous" describe the man.)
Types of Descriptive Adjectives:
* Size: big, small, tiny, enormous
* Color: red, blue, green, yellow
* Shape: round, square, rectangular, triangular
* Texture: smooth, rough, soft, bumpy
* Taste: sweet, sour, salty, spicy
* Smell: fragrant, smelly, musky, floral
* Sound: loud, quiet, soft, harsh
* Quality: beautiful, ugly, smart, silly
Remember:
* Descriptive adjectives add richness and detail to your writing.
* Use them strategically to create vivid images in the reader's mind.
* Avoid using too many descriptive adjectives, as it can become overwhelming.