Word Order - Adjectives

Do you know where to put the adjective in a sentence? Follow these simple rules to help you remember:

1. The adjective comes before the noun.
"I live in a small house."
"I have a blue umbrella."

2. The adjective comes after the verb 'to be'.
"I am very tired. "
"Careful, the food is hot!"

It's also important to remember that in English the adjective doesn't change for plural nouns. That makes things much easier!
"Those houses are beautiful. "
"We are really happy. "

Read the sentences below and put the words in the correct order, using the rules above. Remember to use punctuation:

1. brother your very is tall.
2. a Christmas I want tree beautiful.
3. Juliana sunny likes days.
4. Giovanni want red a doesn't Ferrari.
5. Carlos excited is learn to English.
6. fast I love cars.
7. bored She so is school at.
8. Cake that delicious is.
9. loves Emily her earrings new.
10. Don't I like food is that dry.

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