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Recognizing Adjectives
Objectives:At the end of the discussion, the
students must be able to:□ identify what is an adjective□ explain the functions of an adjective□ participate actively in class activities
What are Adjectives?
Recognizing Adjectives
Adjectives are describing words.
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What are Adjectives?
Adjectives give you more information about the noun, that’s the person, place or thing in your sentence.
intelligent dishonest robber shiny jewelrydetective
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Adjectives usually come just before the noun.
The detective
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Adjectives usually come just before the noun.
The clever detective
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but they can also come after the linking verb such as be, seem, look, get…
The detective is clever. The detective seems clever. The detective looks clever. The detective gets clever.
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Adjectives help you to1. Imagine what something looks like.
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Adjectives help you toImagine what something looks like.
What does the house look like?
house ?
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Adjectives help you toImagine what something looks like.
What does the house look like?
tiny house
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Adjectives help you toImagine what something looks like.
What does the house look like?
Huge house
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Adjectives help you toImagine what something looks like.
What does the house look like?
derelict house
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Adjectives help you to1. Imagine what something looks like.2.Pick something out from a group.
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Adjectives help you toPick out something from a group.
Click on the derelict house to find the thief.
Adjectives help you toPick out something from a group.
Click on the derelict house to find the thief.
Try again, the thief is in the derelict
house.
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Adjectives help you toPick out something from a group.
Click on the derelict house to find the thief.
Well done! You found the thief in the derelict
house.
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Adjectives help you to1. Imagine what something looks like.2.Pick something out from a group.3.Make your writing much more
interesting.
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Adjectives help you toMake your writing much more interesting.
Click on the most interesting sentence below.
The detective found the house. The clever detective found the dark derelict
house.
Adjectives help you toMake your writing much more interesting.
Click on the most interesting sentence below.
Try again, this sentence doesn’t contain any interesting adjectives.
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Adjectives help you toMake your writing much more interesting.
Click on the most interesting sentence below.
That’s right, the adjectives clever, dark, and derelict make this sentence much more interesting.
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Adjectives help you to1. Imagine what something looks like.2.Pick something out from a group.3.Make your writing much more
interesting.
Now let’s get really clever by having the quiz time!
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Recognizing Adjectives
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Question 1What are adjectives?
a.) Doing wordsb.) Naming wordsc.) Describing words
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No, that’s not right!Adjectives are describing words.
They help you to imagine the noun, that’s the person, place or thing, in your sentence.
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Yes, that’s right!Adjectives are describing words.
They help you to imagine the noun, that’s the person, place or thing, in your sentence.
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Question 2Which of these are adjectives?
a.) derelict, intelligent, happyb.) detective, house, thiefc.) ran, walked, looked
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No, that’s not right!Derelict, intelligent, happy are all
examples of adjectives. They give you more information about the noun and make your writing much more interesting.
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Yes, that’s right!Derelict, intelligent, happy are all
examples of adjectives. They give you more information about the noun and make your writing much more interesting.
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Question 3Where are adjectives usually
found?a.) Just before the nounb.) Just after the nounc.) Under a magnifying glass
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No, that’s not right!Adjectives usually come just
before the noun “the intelligent detective” but can be found after a linking verb
The detective looks intelligent.
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Yes, that’s right!Adjectives usually come just
before the noun “the intelligent detective” but can be found after a linking verb
The detective looks intelligent.
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That’s the end of the quiz!
We hope that you have all learned a lot about adjectives.
Always keep in mind that adjectives are describing words, they help you to imagine what something looks like, pick something out from a group and make your writing much more interesting.
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