How to say adjectives in English?

1, beautiful-ugly-ugly

2. Big-small? Big-small

3. Big-small-big-? small

Cheap-expensive

5, clean-dirty? Clean-? muddy

6. Danger-safety? Danger-safety

7. Dry and wet alternate? Dry-wet alternation

8. Easy-Difficult Simple-Difficult

9. Easy-Difficult Simple-Difficult

10, good or bad? Okay？ serious

1 1, happy-sad happy-sad

12, big-small? Big-small

13, how long? Duokong

14, noisy-quiet

15, old and new? the transition from the old to the new

16, young and old? Old and young

17, poor and rich?

18, sweet and sour- sweet food

19, strength? Strong-weak

20. angry? angry

2 1, bright

22. Busy? busy

23, delicious delicious

24. famous? famous

25. Favorite favorite

Free? Free, free

27. Fresh and fresh

28. honest

First, the definition of adjectives

Words that express the attributes, characteristics or state of people or things are called adjectives. Adjectives modify nouns, and their basic usage is to provide more information for nouns. Divided into two categories: qualitative adjectives and narrative adjectives, generally placed before the modified nouns; Indefinite pronouns needs to be postpositioned if it is decorated.

Second, the position of adjectives in English sentences

Generally, it is placed in front of nouns (in order to understand and modify nouns, it is placed in front of nouns), and it can also be placed after be verbs to modify the subject of the whole sentence.

Give two of the simplest examples:

1. She is a beautiful girl.

Lily is very beautiful. ? A beautiful adjective, placed after the be verb, modifies the subject of the sentence, Lily.