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A1 English Grammar - Most Used Adjectives - Ex. 743

This quiz tests your understanding of the most common adjectives in English at A1 level. Choose the correct adjective to complete each sentence. You have 10 minutes to complete 20 questions.

What Is an Adjective?

  • An adjective is a word that describes a noun or pronoun.
  • Adjectives tell us what something looks like, feels like, tastes like, or sounds like.
  • They help give more information about a person, place, thing, or idea.

What Do Adjectives Describe?

  • Color: red, blue, green
  • Size: big, small, tiny
  • Shape: round, square, flat
  • Opinion: beautiful, boring, nice
  • Age: old, young, new
  • Material: wooden, plastic, metal
  • Origin: Spanish, American, Chinese

Adjective Rules & Placement

Where Do Adjectives Go in a Sentence?

  • Usually, adjectives come before the noun: a small dog, a happy child
  • Sometimes, adjectives come after the verb “to be”: The dog is small. The child is happy.

Using More Than One Adjective

  • You can put two or more adjectives together.
  • Order matters. Usually: Opinion + Size + Age + Color + Origin + Material + Noun
  • Example: a beautiful big old white Spanish house

Adjectives After “To Be”

  • When you describe something using be (am, is, are): The soup is hot. The movie is interesting.
Click on an adjective to hear it pronounced (Google US English voice).
Haga clic en un adjetivo para escucharlo.

A1 All-Grammar - Adjectives Quiz (20 Questions)

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