Adjectives

            

* Order of adjectives

Adjective category	Adjectives
Possession	my, yours
Demonstration	this, that
Number	twenty, first
Size	big, tall
Nature	quiet, bored
Age	new, baby, two year old
Shape	round, triangular
Colour	red, violet
Origin	Indian, African
Texture	smooth, rough
Material	cotton, plastic
Purpose	rest room, frying pan

We use adjectives because by adding them descriptions become better. 

Eg. A tall, beautiful young lady was waiting at the royal palace gate.  

Weekend home task 9

Weekend home task 9

I  Underline the present continuous tense in these sentences and then rewrite the sentence using simple present:

Say whether the new sentences show habit i.e. something done as routine.

1. We are making biryani for dinner.

Ans. We make biryani for dinner.

2. We are keeping all the coins from our trip abroad in a safe place.

Ans. We keep all the coins from our trip abroad in a safe place.  

3. Ratna and Susan are walking home along the riverside on their way back from school.

Ans. Ratna and Susan walk home along the riverside on their way back from school.

II Ask questions for these statements:

e.g. She goes to school every day.

       Does she go to school every day?

1. You meet his father every day.

Ans. Do you meet his father every day?

2. He plays football in the morning.

Ans. Does he play football in the morning?

3. They work very hard.

Ans. Do they work hard?

4. Chaman runs 2 kilometres on Sunday.

Ans. Does Chaman run 2 kilometres on Sunday?

5. We find a nest in the morning.

Ans. Did we find a nest in the morning?

6. Horses run very fast.

Ans. Do horses run very fast?