AEC 201: Adjectives (50) 24,


Identify the adjectives

1. The cat is (brown).
2. The student is (brilliant).
3. My English professor is a (bluffmaster).
4. My mother is a (kind) woman.
5. The cow was too (fat).
6. The novelist wrote a (fantastic) story.
7. Politics in our country is in (transition) state.
8. India is still going through (rigorous) movements.
9. Sonai river is filled with   (tasty) fish.
10. Assam has many (small) and (big)(beautiful) tea estates.
11. Sonai is a (new) municipal town.
12. My daughter is a (small) girl.
13. The road is (black) in colour.
14. Peanuts are locally found (yummy) dryfruit.
15. (Green) rice fields look (lovely).
16. We are (bonafide) students of this college.
17. Please write a (proper) application to the principal.
18. Leena is (fine) paediatrician.
19. Covid is a (deadly) disease.
20. India is a (great)country.
21. They live in a beautiful house.
22. Lisa is wearing a sari.
23. She wore a beautiful dress.
24. He writes meaningless letters.
25. This shop is much nicer.
26. She wore a beautiful dress.
27. Ben is an adorable baby.
28. Linda's hair is gorgeous.
29. This glass is breakable.
30. I met a homeless person in NY.
31. The taste of lemon is very sour.
32. The girl is wearing a beautiful dress.Fox is a clever animal.Soldiers are brave people.
33. The sky is blue.
34.She has a fluffy cat.
35. The tall tree touches the clouds.
36. My new shoes are shiny.
37. The cake is delicious.
38. The dog barked at the stranger.
39. I saw a blue butterfly.
40. The car drove down the narrow street.
41. The princess wore a revenge dress.
42. The little boy ran to the green park.
43. The water is (hot, loud).
44. She has a (cold, purple) hat.
45. The (shiny, rough) diamond sparkled in the light.
46. He is a (happy, tall) boy.
47. The music was (funny, loud) at the concert.
48. It was a sunny day at the beach.
49. The brave firefighter rescued the cat.
50. The elephant is huge and strong

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