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This lesson is about adjectives. You'll learn what adjectives do and
how to identify them. Adjectives are big. Adjectives are small. Adjectives can be pretty. Adjectives can be gorgeous. They can turn the ordinary
into the extraordinary. Adjectives describe nouns and pronouns. Let's look at some examples. A diligent student gets good grades. A happy mother is a good mother. I have awesome teachers. Here are the adjectives and
here are the nouns. The adjectives describe the nouns. Adjectives can describe either singular or
plural nouns. Adjectives can also describe pronouns. For example, he is happy. They are colorful. He and they are pronouns. Happy and colorful are adjectives and
they describe the pronouns. But how can you tell which
words are adjectives? One thing you can do is look for
common adjective endings. And we'll talk about
those in just a minute. You can also look at
the sentence structure. Here are some common adjective endings. -al, like accidental,
personal, or regional. -ful, like beautiful,
colorful, and skillful. -ic, like historic, athletic, and basic. -ish, like selfish, foolish, and pinkish. Here is one structure for
using adjectives. We have subject plus linking
verb plus adjective. And here are some common linking verbs. Be, become, seem, appear, look, feel, taste, smell and sound. The linking verbs can be in any verb tense
such as present, past, perfect or future. The other structure in sentences
is to have adjective plus noun. For example, smart student,
happy mother, awesome teacher. You can also put articles in front
of them such as the, or a, or an. Remember that adjectives are descriptive. Adjectives are important. Adjectives are easy.