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 BASIC SIX ​​​​ENGLISH LANGUAGE​​​WEEK 7
GRAMMAR USAGE AT WORD AND PHRASE LEVELS
ADJECTIVES
Adjectives are words which are used to describe nouns.  This means that adjectives tell how a noun looks like or behaves. A noun may be described by more than one adjective since nouns may have multiple qualities. For example, a woman may be hardworking, honest, smart and polite at the same time. 
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Since pronouns could be used to replace nouns in sentences, then adjectives describe pronouns as well.
​POSITION OF ADJECTIVES IN SENTENCES.
a) In any given sentence, adjectives could be placed before the noun it describes.
     Examples:  tall man,  curious boy, hardworking plumber, interesting story, magnificent house etc. When this happens, the adjective is called attributive adjective.
b) Adjectives could also be placed after linking verbs such as is, was,am, were, are etc.
     Examples:
❖ The bed is soft.
❖ They are hardworking.
❖ The boys were curious.
When this happens, the adjective is called predicative adjective. You decide which approach to use when writing your sentence. Using adjectives in our writing makes it more interesting.
​FORMATION OF ADJECTIVES
Adjectives can be formed from nouns, verbs or other adjectives by adding a prefix or suffix . A prefix is a letter or group of letters which are added at the beginning of a word to modify the meaning of the word. A suffix is a letter or group of letters which are added at the end of a word to modify the meaning of the word. 
Forming Adjectives from Nouns
Noun
Adjective
accident
accidental
adventure
adventurous
angel
angelic
anger
angry
anxiety
anxious
athlete
athletic
beauty
beautiful
bible
biblical
care
careful
caution
cautious
centre
central
child
childish
choir
choral
circle
circular
comfort
comfortable
continent
continental
courage
courageous
crime
criminal
cruelty
cruel
custom
customary
danger
dangerous
distance
distant
duty
dutiful
energy
energetic
faith
faithful
fame
famous
fashion
fashionable
father
fatherly
fault
faulty
favour
favourite
fire
fiery
force
forceful
fortune
fortunate
giant
gigantic
gold
golden
habit
habitual
harm
harmful
heat
hot
height
high
honour
honourable
hero
heroic
industry
industrious
law
legal
length
long
love
lovable
music
musical
nation
national
north
northern
obedience
obedient
picture
pictorial
pride
proud
science
scientific
sense
sensible
skill
skilful
spirit
spiritual
sun
solar
sympathy
sympathetic
thirst
thirsty
trouble
troublesome
union
united
valuable
valuable
victory
victorious
variety
various




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