Using Common Adjectives to Describe People and Things

1. Important Grammar Tips

• Subject-Verb Agreement: Make sure the subject matches the verb. For example:

  • He is happy. (singular)
  • They are happy. (plural)

• Basic Verb Forms: In the present tense, the verb "to be" looks like this:

  • I am, You are, He/She/It is, We are, They are.

• Yes/No Questions and WH-Questions:

  • Yes/No: Is he tall?
  • WH: What is your brother's name?

• Nouns and Pronouns:

  • Subject pronouns: I, you, he, she.
  • Object pronouns: me, you, him, her.
  • Example: She has a small dog (dog is the object).

• Plurals and Possessive Forms:

  • Plurals: cats, dogs.
  • Possessive: Maria's book.

2. Important Vocabulary Topics

• Family Members: mother, father, sister, brother.
• Daily Activities: eat, play, study, sleep.
• Common Adjectives: big, small, happy, sad.
• Days and Months: Monday, January.
• Food and Drink: water, bread, fruit.

3. Key Language Skills

• Introducing Yourself: "My name is Anna. I am 12 years old. I live in Stockholm."

• Greeting: "Hello! How are you?" / "Goodbye!"

• Likes and Dislikes: "I like fruit. I don’t like spinach."

• Daily Routines: "I wake up at 7 AM. Then, I eat breakfast."

• Asking for Directions: "Where is the library?"

Using adjectives helps you describe people and things better in English!