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    English Adjectives Made Easy: An Essential Guide to Rules and Examples of English Adjectives
    English Adjectives Made Easy: An Essential Guide to Rules and Examples of English Adjectives
    English Adjectives Made Easy: An Essential Guide to Rules and Examples of English Adjectives
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    English Adjectives Made Easy: An Essential Guide to Rules and Examples of English Adjectives

    By Ranjot Singh Chahal

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    "English Adjectives Made Easy: An Essential Guide to Rules and Examples of English Adjectives" is your comprehensive and user-friendly companion to mastering the art of using adjectives in English. Tailored for learners of all levels, this book offers crystal-clear explanations of adjective rules, complemented by a wealth of illustrative examples. 

    From grasping the nuances of various adjective forms to ensuring their correct placement and agreement within sentences, this guide leaves no stone unturned. It's your go-to resource for elevating your descriptive language skills, allowing you to express yourself with confidence and precision. 

    Unlock the world of adjectives in English and enhance your ability to vividly describe and communicate. This essential reference tool is your key to becoming a more expressive and fluent English speaker and writer.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRana Books UK
    Release dateJul 15, 2023
    ISBN9791222439945
    English Adjectives Made Easy: An Essential Guide to Rules and Examples of English Adjectives

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      English Adjectives Made Easy - Ranjot Singh Chahal

      Ranjot Singh Chahal

      English Adjectives Made Easy

      An Essential Guide to Rules and Examples of English Adjectives

      First published by Rana Books Uk 2023

      Copyright © 2023 by Ranjot Singh Chahal

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, scanning, or otherwise without written permission from the publisher. It is illegal to copy this book, post it to a website, or distribute it by any other means without permission.

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      Contents

      Basic Introduction

      Title: The Power of Adjectives: Exploring Their Role in Language

      Vivid and Colorful: Adjectives for Describing Objects and Places

      The Human Experience: Adjectives for Describing Emotions and Feelings

      Discovering the World: Adjectives for Describing Nature and Landscapes

      Unleashing Imagination: Adjectives for Describing Fantasy and Imagination

      Human Connections: Adjectives for Describing Relationships and Interactions

      The Journey Within: Adjectives for Describing Personal Qualities and Traits

      Examples of adjectives

      Basic Introduction

      Adjectives are words used to describe something. They provide more details about the people, places, or things you want to describe. Words like long, short, blue, red, big, small, etc., are all adjectives.

      An adjective can indicate different aspects such as:

      - Quantity: five, eleven, several, a few

      - Size: tall, massive, big, huge, tiny…

      - Condition: easy, important, rich, expensive, broken, damaged, dusty, wet…

      - Color: blue, red, green…

      - Appearance: pretty, delicious, beautiful, interesting…

      - Personality: calm, happy, proud, angry, jealous

      - Age: old, young, new, ancient

      - Temperature: cold, warm, hot…

      - Shape: round, square, deep, narrow…

      - Origin: Japanese, Spanish, French…

      - Material: silver, glass, wooden

      - Sound: loud, noisy, quiet

      - Time: slow, fast

      Adjectives are placed before nouns:

      - Examples: a yellow bike, a dark sky, a scary movie

      Adjectives can also be placed after the verb:

      - Examples: The bike is yellow, The sky becomes dark, The movie seems scary

      Several adjectives can be used in a row and are often separated by commas unless they are short:

      - Examples: a nice old house, a strange, mysterious, frightening house

      In English, adjectives never take -s in the plural; they remain unchanged:

      - Example: Paul and Sarah are thin and

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