Adjectives - Lesson Two
Vocabulary - feelings
Vocabulary - thoughts
Vocabulary - nouns
Present tense - Feelings
Past
Now
Future
am / is / are
Subject + verb 'be' + adjective
She + is + happy
​
She is happy.
She's happy.
The woman is happy.
The woman's happy.
He + is + upset
​
He is upset.
He's upset.
The boy is upset.
The boy's upset.
It + is + sad
​
It is sad.
It's sad.
The dog is sad.
The dog's sad.
Past tense - Feelings
Past
Now
Future
was / were
She + was + angry
​
She was angry.
The woman was angry.
He + was + upset
​
He was upset.
The boy was upset.
They + were + happy
​
They were happy.
The girls were happy.
Adjectives Exercises
Past
Now
was / were
am / is / are
Answer
He is angry.
Answer
They are happy.
Future
Answer
She was sad.
Answer
It was angry.
Present tense - Thoughts
Subject + verb 'be' + adjective
Subject
The weather
verb 'be'
-
am
-
is
-
are
-
was
-
were
thoughts
-
amazing
-
great
-
good
-
bad
-
terrible
is
good
The weather is good.
Adjectives Exercises
Answer
The weather is terrible.
Answer
The weather is bad.
Answer
The weather is good.
Answer
The film is great.
Past tense - Thoughts
was / The film / terrible
The film was terrible.
good / was / The TV programme
Answer
The TV programme was good.
amazing / The TV programme / was
Answer
The TV programme was amazing.
bad / was / The film
Answer
The film was bad.
With possessives as subjects
Vocabulary - adjectives
Vocabulary - nouns
Explain
We can use the possessive as the subject.
Gordon's painting is beautiful.
​
His painting is beautiful.
Gordon
Daisy's painting is ugly.
​
Her painting is ugly.
Daisy
Desmond & Molly's kitchen is clean.
​
Their kitchen is clean.
Desmond & Molly
Jane and I's kitchen is dirty.
​
Our kitchen is dirty.
Jane & I
Mary's homework is easy.
​
Her homework is easy.
Mary
Answer
Chloe's homework is difficult.
Answer
Her homework is difficult.
Chloe