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Adjectives describe people or things. You’ll need them whenever you want to describe what something or somebody is like. The car is old, the hotel is cheap. You get it. Memorize the English adjectives below and you’ll be well equipped for most basic conversations.
This lesson is part of the chapter “Learning English“.
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Important adjectives
| English | Pronunciation (Audio) |
|---|---|
| good | en-sing_good |
| bad | en-sing_bad |
| new | en-sing_new |
| old | en-sing_old |
| small | en-sing_small |
| large big | en-sing_largebig en-sing_largebig-2 |
| long | en-sing_long |
| short | en-sing_short |
| cheap | en-sing_cheap |
| expensive | en-sing_expensive |
| light clear | en-sing_lightclear en-sing_lightclear-2 |
| dark | en-sing_dark |
| late | en-sing_late |
| early | en-sing_early |
| interesting | en-sing_interesting |
| boring | en-sing_boring |
| tired | en-sing_tired |
| easy simple | en-sing_easysimple en-sing_easysimple-2 |
| for free | en-sing_for-free |
| right correct | en-sing_rightcorrect en-sing_rightcorrect-2 |
| wrong | en-sing_wrong |
| strong | en-sing_strong |
| weak | en-sing_weak |
Vocabulary trainer: Basic Adjectives in English
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