ADJETIVE

The adjective is a part of the sentence that complements the substantive to qualify, ie, gives characteristics or qualities.

The adjective expresses characteristics of a person, animal or thing.

There are different types of adjetives:

• Qualifying adjectives
• Determinative adjectives.
• Demonstrative adjectives.
• Possessive adjectives.
• Indefinite adjectives.
• Interrogative adjectives.
• Exclamatory adjectives.

Example:

• The old car of my uncle works great.
• The red ball is my little brother.
• My friend Fernando is fun.
• The mad dog is locked.
• The teacher is good with students.

Unit 4

Relative Clauses

We can usea a Relative clause to identify, define, or classify a person or thing. The relative clauses follows a noun.

Example:

• I have a lot of friends who are interested in music.
• I work in a store which sell video games.

We can begin a Relative clause with the relative pronoun who, which, or that. We use who for people, which for things, and that for people or things.

Example:

• I go to a school which is very traditional.
• I have a sister who is very lazy.
• Can you thing of a book that is very funny?

Summary