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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 wants 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.

I only found the last sentence complicated.

Is my answer correct?

Dry food is that I don"t like.

hi orang1390

the answer:

i don"t like food that is dry.

English is commonly separated into eight parts of speech. These are:

Nouns - a thing or a person.
Verbs - an action.
Adjectives - a describing word.
Pronouns - replace a noun.
Conjunctions- words that join clauses, sentences or words.
Adverbs - words that describe actions.
Interjections- short exclamatory words.
Prepositions - link a noun to another word.

It is important to learn what they are so that we can understand how to create correct sentences and use English grammar properly.

In the following sentences, do you know the following parts of speech:

Lesson by Caroline

• 1. Live: I live in a small flat.
  
  Noun
  Verb
  Adjective
  
  
• 2. Mad: My Father keeps getting mad at me lately, I don"t know why.
  
  Adjective
  Verb
  Noun
  
  
• 3. Quickly: Run quickly or you"ll miss the bus!
  
  Adjective
  Noun
  Adverb
  
  
• 4. Eggs: Please can you buy me some eggs.
  
  Adjective
  Noun
  Pronoun
  
  
• 5. My: Where is my black dress? I can"t find it anywhere.
  
  Pronoun
  Conjunction
  Verb
  
  
• 6. But: I like Bogota but I prefer London.
  
  Noun
  Conjunction
  Adverb
  
  
• 7. On: Please put your books on the table.
  
  Pronoun
  Preposition
  Noun
  
  
• 8. Ouch: Ouch! That really hurt!
  
  Interjection
  Noun
  Preposition

Great! I wish you kept it up!

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