This comprehensive lesson covers adjective sentence patterns and suffixes, participial adjectives, multiple adjective order and punctuation, and hyphens in multiple-word adjectives. Note that in its entirety, this lesson is suitable for low-intermediate to intermediate learners. If you teach beginners, you may want to limit this lesson to pages 2–3 of the Grammar Notes and exercises 1–4 on pages 9–12.

Adjectives

The aim of this lesson is for students to learn or review some basic adjectives using the simple present.  

Are You Hungry?

The aim of this lesson is for students to learn or review some basic adjectives using the simple present.

Is She Tall?

In this lesson, students read descriptions of three elements of Scottish culture. The descriptions use adjectives in context. Students also answer comprehension questions. More tasks are available in the digital version, including vocabulary practice using the bold words and grammar review exercises.

Scotland – Adjectives

In this lesson, students review words and sentence structure used for describing past experiences in small talk situations. They also practice using and identifying positive and negative adjectives. 

Describing Experiences

A mini-course aimed at English language learners striving to master the use of adjectives. 

Adjective Advantage