What’s Important to You?

The Warehouse MadridElementary Class

shoes

new old

watches

good bad

suitcases

cheap expensive

dresses

beautiful ugly

children

easy difficult

men and women

big small

umbrellas

long short

cars

fast slow

people

young old

answer

right wrong

We put adjectives after the verb be.

• This car is new. • Her dog is ugly.• This test is easy.• My mother is old.• That answer is right.• This bag is new.• These shoes are cheap.

We put adjectives before a noun.

• That new car is mine.• Her old bag is ugly. • That young woman is beautiful. • That slow car is old. • These wrong answers are yours.

We put very before adjectives.

• My house is very big.• Her bag is very cheap.• My grandmother is very beautiful.• That skirt is very short.

Adjectives aren’t plural with plural nouns.

• These are my beautiful books.• Those are her new watches.• These are my old CDs.• Those are her ugly shoes.• These are their difficult children.

Subject Verb Possessive Adverb Adjective Direct Object

She ‘s OldHe ‘s A very Happy child

It ‘s A small Bag

Those Are My New ShoesIt Isn’t Expensive

It ‘s My Old CameraThe dresses

Are Very Beautiful

It ‘s A very Cheap Watch

They ‘re your New books

Subject Verb Possessive Adverb Adjective Direct Object Prepositional Phrase

I haven’t got

a great CD player

I haven’t got

lots of CDs

my friend ian

is a musician

he ‘s got hundreds

i ‘ve got an old bike

that ‘s very important to me

i ‘ve got a beautiful, long

dress

it ‘s redi love itmy new mobile

is very important to me

it ‘s got all my friends’

phone numbers in it