Adjectives are words like ‘big’, ‘old’, ‘exciting’, ‘expensive’, ‘lovely’ which are used to describe things, places, people, events etc. Used with nouns (a lovely concert) and pronouns (It’s very big). Adjectives have comparative forms (‘bigger’, ‘more expensive’) and superlative forms (‘biggest’, ‘most exciting’).
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| - Adjectives are words like ‘big’, ‘old’, ‘exciting’, ‘expensive’, ‘lovely’ which are used to describe things, places, people, events etc. Used with nouns (a lovely concert) and pronouns (It’s very big). Adjectives have comparative forms (‘bigger’, ‘more expensive’) and superlative forms (‘biggest’, ‘most exciting’).
- There are two main types of adjectives in Japanese, na-adjectives and i-adjectives.
- An adjective is a word that modifies the meaning of a noun. Typical adjectives denote the qualities, properties, or attributes of the referents of their nouns. In LFN, adjectives do not change to indicate number or gender.
- Adjectives are words that describe nouns or other adjectives. Adjectives add detail to a story and help a reader visualize objects and are thus crucial to a story.
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| - Adjectives are words like ‘big’, ‘old’, ‘exciting’, ‘expensive’, ‘lovely’ which are used to describe things, places, people, events etc. Used with nouns (a lovely concert) and pronouns (It’s very big). Adjectives have comparative forms (‘bigger’, ‘more expensive’) and superlative forms (‘biggest’, ‘most exciting’).
- There are two main types of adjectives in Japanese, na-adjectives and i-adjectives.
- An adjective is a word that modifies the meaning of a noun. Typical adjectives denote the qualities, properties, or attributes of the referents of their nouns. In LFN, adjectives do not change to indicate number or gender.
- Adjectives are words that describe nouns or other adjectives. Adjectives add detail to a story and help a reader visualize objects and are thus crucial to a story.
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