Intermediate Course - Adjectives

Intermediate course : Intermediate course Day-13

Adjectives : Adjectives Adjectives describe noun How adjectives are used Before nouns: there are so many historical buildings After the following verbs: be become get seem appear look smell taste feel . They always seem pleased to look see you. After find make keep +object: it’s up to you to make your trip enjoyable and rewarding Opinion+ characteristic/type: a beautiful Turkish carpet We often use nouns as adjectives to add information about type: the Guajarati textile museum. When we use more than one adjective, they follow this order: size temperature shape colour nationality material type: hot black coffee. A beautiful old round table When there are two or more adjectives after a verb or nouns, we use and between the last two: the people are very welcoming and friendly towards the visitors.

Continue adjectives : Continue adjectives Adjectives ending in ed and ing Some adjectives connected with feelings are formed from verbs and have two possible forms, usually ed or ing e. g. tired/tiring. We use ed form to describe how we feel : I was fascinated to see the extraordinary range of patterns. We use ing forms to describe the things or people that cause the feelings: it’s an absolutely amazing city to visit.

Speaking practice : Speaking practice Describe a favourite place. You should say: Where it is What kind of place it is What make it special And explain why you like so much.

Pronunciation ed : Pronunciation ed ed = id Wanted Granted Noted Manipulated Located Rooted Calculated Jotted