ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS

A.    Adjective and adverb

            An adjective is a set of words that describes a noun or pronoun, and an adverb is a set of words that modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. Adverbs answer how, when, where, why, or to what extent—how often or how much.

B.     Example

1.       Adjective (1) :

·         Cute baby

·         Nice work

·         Old coat

·         Wet floor

·         Trendy shoes

2.      Adjective (2) :

·         That’s an elegant black watch

·         Good young boy

·         That’s a dark and scary room

·         Dina is smart and dilligent student

·         Shine Birght diamond

3.       Adjective (>2) :

·         Beautiful long black hair

·         Luxury wide blue ferryboat

·         The room was good enough for me

·         Small dirty smell room

·         Delicious black cocoa wafer

4.      Adverb :

·         Walk slowly

·         Type fastly

·         Study seriously

·         She solves the problem easily

·         Talk loudly

5.       Adverb of frequency :

·         They often wear flat shoes

·         We seldom see Jimin

·         I never see Milan on real live

·         I go to my grandma’s house in every year

·         She often late for school

6.       Adverb of  Time :

·         Please call me later, I’m studying now

·         I have done my homework now

·         He still in not good condition since last week

·         I’d like to go to movie tomorrow

·         The newspaper arrives dialy

7.      Adverb of place :

·         Bakir, please come here!

·         I’ll be there on 5 pm

·         I will go everywhere you go

·         The cat hiding underneath the table

·         Rahma’s house is nearby my house