Grammar learning path · A1 Beginner
Adjectives and degree.
Start by using common adjectives naturally before nouns and after be. Then learn how intensifiers change the strength of a description, before comparing too and enough, whose meaning and word order often cause mistakes.
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Start path — Lesson 1
First lesson · Common Adjectives
What you'll learn.
- Place common adjectives correctly before nouns and after linking verbs.
- Choose natural intensifiers to strengthen or soften a description.
- Distinguish too from enough and put each form in the correct position.
Before you start.
- Know basic nouns, the verb be, and simple affirmative and negative sentences.
Lessons in this path.
Take them in order- 1Lesson 1Common Adjectives
Introduces common descriptive adjectives, their position before nouns and after be, agreement, basic order, and simple degree words.
- 2Lesson 2Intensifiers
Introduces degree words such as very, really, quite, a little, too, and enough, with their basic meanings and positions.
- 3Lesson 3Intensifiers (Too and Enough)
Develops too and enough as problem and sufficiency patterns, including adjective, noun, and to-infinitive structures.
Ready?
Common Adjectives.
Begin with the first lesson and work through the practice at your own pace.