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Do you use English adjectives correctly? Adjectives are words likegood, bad, sad, happy, cheap, and expensive. We use these words every minute that we are speaking! In this easy English lesson, I’ll show you how to correct three common mistakes involving adjectives. You will learn about order, or where to put the adjective. You will learn about agreement, or how to use the adjective. And you will learn about comparison, or when to change the adjective. One short grammar lesson can help you speak and write better English! To continue your progress, watch my lesson on Comparative & Superlative Adjectives.
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