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Adjectives do not take plural -s; only the noun 'cushions' carries the plural ending.","We put three very blue cushions on the sofa.",[],{"hint":20,"words":21,"correct":31,"wrongIndex":32,"corrections":33},"Check the describing word before the plural noun.",[22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30],"We","put","three","very","blues","cushions","on","the","sofa.","blue",4,[31,34,35],"bluer","bluest",{"id":37,"sentenceTemplate":38,"displayOrder":39,"explanation":40,"exampleSentence":41,"blanks":42,"payload":43},"01a01413-91b0-75ef-b9f5-0a5db60bac5a","After lunch, the children in our class are very happily.",1,"After 'are', 'very' strengthens the adjective 'happy'. 'Happily' is an adverb, and comparative or superlative forms do not follow 'very' here.","After lunch, the children in our class are very happy.",[],{"hint":44,"words":45,"correct":54,"wrongIndex":55,"corrections":56},"Check the describing word after 'are'.",[46,47,29,48,49,50,51,52,25,53],"After","lunch,","children","in","our","class","are","happily.","happy.",9,[54,57,58],"happier.","happiest.",{"id":60,"sentenceTemplate":61,"displayOrder":62,"explanation":63,"exampleSentence":64,"blanks":65,"payload":66},"01a01413-91b0-764f-b9f5-0a5db6f4a3ff","For the party, Maya bought a beautifully dress.",2,"Before the noun 'dress', use the adjective 'beautiful'. The adverb, noun, and verb forms cannot fill this adjective position.","For the party, Maya bought a beautiful dress.",[],{"hint":67,"words":68,"correct":76,"wrongIndex":77,"corrections":78},"Check the describing word before the noun.",[69,29,70,71,72,73,74,75],"For","party,","Maya","bought","a","beautifully","dress.","beautiful",6,[76,79,80],"beauty","beautify",{"id":82,"sentenceTemplate":83,"displayOrder":84,"explanation":85,"exampleSentence":86,"blanks":87,"payload":88},"01a01413-91b0-76a7-b9f5-0a5db781186c","Really difficulty questions make new students worried.",3,"Put 'really' before the adjective 'difficult'. The adjective then describes the plural noun 'questions' without changing form.","Really difficult questions make new students worried.",[],{"hint":89,"words":90,"correct":98,"wrongIndex":39,"corrections":99},"Check the word after 'really' and before the noun.",[91,92,93,94,95,96,97],"Really","difficulty","questions","make","new","students","worried.","difficult",[98,100,101],"difference","differently",{"id":103,"sentenceTemplate":104,"displayOrder":32,"explanation":105,"exampleSentence":106,"blanks":107,"payload":108},"01a01413-91b0-76f7-b9f5-0a5db876812e","Leo is a tired after work each day.","After 'is', use the adjective alone or strengthen it with 'very': 'Leo is very tired'. Do not put an article before a predicate adjective.","Leo is very tired after work each day.",[],{"hint":109,"words":110,"correct":25,"wrongIndex":62,"corrections":118},"Look between 'is' and the adjective.",[111,112,73,113,114,115,116,117],"Leo","is","tired","after","work","each","day.",[25,119,29],"an",{"id":121,"sentenceTemplate":122,"displayOrder":9,"explanation":123,"exampleSentence":124,"blanks":125,"payload":126},"01a01413-91b0-7757-b9f5-0a5db8bd4082","They bought a house small that needs new windows.","An adjective such as 'small', 'big', or 'old' normally goes before 'house'. The location adverb 'nearby' can follow the noun: 'a house nearby'.","They bought a house nearby that needs new windows.",[],{"hint":127,"words":128,"correct":135,"wrongIndex":32,"corrections":136},"Check what can naturally follow the noun in this position.",[129,72,73,130,131,132,133,95,134],"They","house","small","that","needs","windows.","nearby",[135,137,138],"big","old",{"id":140,"sentenceTemplate":141,"displayOrder":77,"explanation":142,"exampleSentence":143,"blanks":144,"payload":145},"01a01413-91b0-77b3-b9f5-0a5db9afd4d7","Mia is very patient teacher who helps my class.","A singular count noun needs an article: 'Mia is a patient teacher'. Use 'a' because 'patient' begins with a consonant sound.","Mia is a patient teacher who helps my class.",[],{"hint":146,"words":147,"correct":73,"wrongIndex":62,"corrections":155},"Check what the singular job noun needs before its adjective.",[148,112,25,149,150,151,152,153,154],"Mia","patient","teacher","who","helps","my","class.",[73,119,156],"two",{"id":158,"sentenceTemplate":159,"displayOrder":160,"explanation":161,"exampleSentence":162,"blanks":163,"payload":164},"01a01413-91b0-781b-b9f5-0a5dbaa26f9a","We saw an big red bus near the station.",7,"Use 'a' before 'big' because the adjective begins with a consonant sound.","We saw a big red bus near the station.",[],{"hint":165,"words":166,"correct":73,"wrongIndex":62,"corrections":172},"Listen to the first sound after the article.",[22,167,119,137,168,169,170,29,171],"saw","red","bus","near","station.",[73,173,174],"many","much",{"id":176,"sentenceTemplate":177,"displayOrder":178,"explanation":179,"exampleSentence":180,"blanks":181,"payload":182},"01a01413-91b0-786b-b9f5-0a5dbac5bb5a","A blue small old black bag is on the chair.",8,"Opinion comes before size, age, and color, so use 'a lovely small old black bag'. A color adjective cannot fill the opinion slot.","A lovely small old black bag is on the chair.",[],{"hint":183,"words":184,"correct":189,"wrongIndex":39,"corrections":190},"Check which adjective type belongs before size, age, and color.",[185,31,131,138,186,187,112,28,29,188],"A","black","bag","chair.","lovely",[189,168,191],"green",{"id":193,"sentenceTemplate":194,"displayOrder":55,"explanation":195,"exampleSentence":196,"blanks":197,"payload":198},"01a01413-91b0-78b3-b9f5-0a5dbba5bffe","Omar chose a lovely yellow old black lamp.","Size belongs between opinion and age, so use 'a lovely small old black lamp'. A color adjective cannot fill the size slot.","Omar chose a lovely small old black lamp.",[],{"hint":199,"words":200,"correct":131,"wrongIndex":32,"corrections":205},"Check which adjective type belongs between opinion and age.",[201,202,73,189,203,138,186,204],"Omar","chose","yellow","lamp.",[131,31,191],"\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_44602493-cc87-4d1e-887d-1233e419bb67_hero.webp",{"title":208,"slug":209,"language":210,"level":211},"Common Adjectives","common-adjectives","en","A1"]