Grammar Summary:
Prepositions of Place:
Prepositions of place help to tell where things are.
in
For example: The rabbit is in the hat.
on
For example: The rabbit is on the table.
under
For example: The rabbit is under the table.
behind
For example: The rabbit is behind the table.
near
For example: The rabbit is near the table.
Adjectives
- An adjective describes a noun. It tells us something about the noun. The adjective usually comes before the noun.
For example: the large dog
the small cat
- In sentences with the verb be (am / is / are), the adjective can come after the noun.
For example: The dog is large.
The cats are small.
- Adjectives don’t change in the plural.
For example: the large dogs
The dogs are large.
- When there are a number of adjectives, the color adjective usually comes last.
For example:
the large black dog
the small white cats
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