List of Adjectives: 1000+ Adjectives from A to Z for ESL Learners

List of adjectives in English! Learn the useful list of common adjectives from A to Z to improve your vocabulary words with ESL printable infographic.

An adjective is a word that describes a noun. Often, the adjective is before the noun it describes. Sometimes an adjective is not followed by a noun, for example:

There is a tall woman.
This building is so high.
The joke she told was so not funny.
This house is very nice.

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Common Adjectives in English

Positive Adjectives List

Adjectives	Examples
Happy	She was happy to see her friend after a long time.
Joyful	The kids were joyful after winning the game.
Cheerful	The cheerful flowers brightened up the room.
Pleasant	The breeze was pleasant on a hot summer day.
Delightful	The dessert was delightful and tasted heavenly.
Wonderful	The vacation was wonderful and full of adventure.
Fantastic	The performance was fantastic and left the audience in awe.
Fabulous	The dress looked fabulous on her.
Amazing	The view from the top of the mountain was amazing.
Great	The presentation was great and informative.
Terrific	The movie was terrific and had a great storyline.
Excellent	The report was excellent and well-researched.
Superb	The food at the restaurant was superb and delicious.
Brilliant	The idea was brilliant and innovative.
Awesome	The concert was awesome and had amazing music.
Outstanding	The student’s performance was outstanding and impressive.
Magnificent	The palace was magnificent and had stunning architecture.
Remarkable	The achievements of the athlete were remarkable.
Splendid	The party was splendid and had great food and drinks.
Glorious	The sunrise was glorious and breathtaking.
Phenomenal	The book had a phenomenal plot and kept me hooked till the end.
Spectacular	The fireworks display was spectacular and lit up the night sky.
Incredible	The magic trick was incredible and left the audience stunned.
Beautiful	The garden was beautiful and had colorful flowers.
Gorgeous	The actress looked gorgeous in her gown.
Lovely	The weather was lovely and perfect for a picnic.
Charming	The town was charming and had a cozy vibe.
Attractive	The painting was attractive and had vibrant colors.
Radiant	The bride looked radiant on her wedding day.
Enchanting	The music was enchanting and had a calming effect.
Mesmerizing	The dance performance was mesmerizing and graceful.
Fascinating	The museum had fascinating exhibits on ancient history.
Intriguing	The mystery novel was intriguing and kept me guessing till the end.
Exquisite	The jewelry was exquisite and had intricate details.
Divine	The dessert tasted divine and was the highlight of the meal.
Blissful	The vacation was blissful and relaxing.
Serene	The lake looked serene and peaceful.
Tranquil	The garden was tranquil and had a calming effect.
Calm	The yoga session left me feeling calm and relaxed.
Peaceful	The protest was peaceful and had a positive impact.
Relaxed	The massage left me feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.
Refreshed	The shower left me feeling refreshed and energized.
Renewed	The therapy session helped me feel renewed and empowered.
Rejuvenated	The spa treatment left me feeling rejuvenated and refreshed.
Energized	The workout left me feeling energized and motivated.
Vitalized	The vitamin supplement helped me feel vitalized and healthy.
Dynamic	The company had a dynamic and innovative culture.
Lively	The party was lively and had great music and dancing.
Spirited	The team had a spirited performance and won the game.
Vibrant	The painting had vibrant colors and looked lively.
Thriving	The business was thriving and had a successful year.
Flourishing	The garden was flourishing and had healthy plants.
Productive	The team had a productive meeting and made progress.
Creative	The artist had a creative approach to painting.
Innovative	The company had innovative solutions for the problem.
Inventive	The inventor had an inventive idea for a new product.
Resourceful	The team was resourceful and found a solution to the problem.
Versatile	The actor was versatile and played different roles with ease.

Negative Adjectives List

Adjectives	Examples
Angry	He got angry when he saw the mess in the kitchen.
Arrogant	She was so arrogant that she refused to listen to anyone else.
Bitter	He had a bitter attitude towards life.
Bossy	She was a bossy manager who micromanaged her team.
Cold	His response to her question was cold and dismissive.
Cruel	The way he treated his employees was cruel and unfair.
Cynical	She had a cynical view of the world and its people.
Deceitful	He was a deceitful salesman who lied to his customers.
Defiant	She was defiant and refused to obey the rules.
Depressed	He had been feeling depressed for weeks.
Dishonest	His dishonest behavior led to his dismissal from the company.
Disrespectful	Her disrespectful attitude towards her boss got her fired.
Dull	The lecture was so dull that half the audience fell asleep.
Envious	She was envious of her colleague’s promotion.
Greedy	His greed for money caused him to cheat his clients.
Harsh	His harsh criticism made her feel terrible.
Hateful	His hateful comments towards certain groups were offensive.
Impatient	He was too impatient to wait for his turn.
Inconsiderate	His inconsiderate behavior towards his girlfriend hurt her.
Insecure	Her insecurity made her doubt herself constantly.
Insensitive	His insensitive comments showed a lack of empathy.
Jealous	Her jealousy towards her sister’s success was evident.
Lazy	He was too lazy to get out of bed before noon.
Malicious	Her malicious actions caused harm to others.
Moody	Her mood swings made it difficult to work with her.
Nasty	His nasty personality made him unpopular with his coworkers.
Needy	Her constant need for attention was exhausting.
Negative	His negative attitude was bringing down the whole team.
Obnoxious	His obnoxious behavior was not welcome in the office.
Pessimistic	She had a pessimistic outlook on life.
Rude	His rude comments offended everyone in the room.
Selfish	Her selfish behavior caused problems in the relationship.
Stubborn	He was too stubborn to consider other options.
Stupid	His stupid mistake cost the company a lot of money.
Suspicious	Her suspicious behavior raised some red flags.
Tactless	His tactless comments hurt her feelings.
Tempestuous	His tempestuous personality made it hard to predict his moods.
Terrible	The service at the restaurant was terrible.
Ungrateful	Her ungrateful attitude towards her parents upset them.
Unkind	His unkind words were hurtful to others.
Unpredictable	Her unpredictable behavior made it hard to work with her.
Unreliable	His unreliability caused him to lose his job.
Untrustworthy	His untrustworthy behavior made him a liability.
Vicious	His vicious comments were meant to hurt
Vulgar	His vulgar jokes made everyone uncomfortable.
Weak	He had a weak personality and couldn’t stand up for himself.
Wicked	Her wicked actions caused harm to others.
Withdrawn	He was so withdrawn that it was hard to get to know him.
Worthless	His worthless advice led to a disastrous outcome.
Wrathful	Her wrathful outburst scared everyone in the room.

Appearance Adjectives List

Adjective	Examples
Beautiful	She has beautiful hair.
Handsome	He is a handsome man.
Pretty	The flowers are pretty.
Cute	The puppy is so cute.
Gorgeous	She is wearing a gorgeous dress.
Stunning	The sunset was stunning.
Striking	Her eyes are striking.
Attractive	He is an attractive person.
Radiant	The bride looked radiant.
Lovely	She has a lovely smile.
Charming	The restaurant had a charming atmosphere.
Elegant	She has an elegant posture.
Fashionable	He is always wearing fashionable clothes.
Trendy	She is wearing a trendy outfit.
Stylish	His haircut is very stylish.
Sophisticated	She has sophisticated taste in art.
Classy	The event was very classy.
Dashing	He has a dashing personality.
Suave	His suave demeanor impressed the guests.
Dapper	He always looks so dapper in a suit.
Sharp	His sharp wit made us laugh.
Rugged	He has a rugged look about him.
Masculine	He has a masculine physique.
Feminine	She has a feminine style.
Delicate	The lace on her dress was delicate.
Gracious	She is a gracious host.
Exquisite	The art exhibit had exquisite paintings.
Alluring	Her perfume was alluring.
Magnetic	He has a magnetic personality.
Captivating	The movie was captivating.
Enchanting	The garden was enchanting.
Bewitching	The witch had a bewitching smile.
Mesmerizing	The dancer was mesmerizing.
Hypnotic	The music was hypnotic.
Mysterious	The stranger had a mysterious aura.
Intriguing	The book had an intriguing plot.

Color Adjectives List

Adjectives	Examples
Red	The roses were a deep shade of red.
Orange	The sun set behind the orange trees.
Yellow	The canary’s feathers were bright yellow.
Green	The grass was a lush shade of green.
Blue	The ocean was a deep shade of blue.
Purple	The velvet curtains were a rich shade of purple.
Pink	The baby’s room was painted a soft shade of pink.
Black	The cat blended into the dark black night.
White	The snow was pure white and untouched.
Grey	The sky was a dull shade of grey.
Brown	The chocolate cake was a rich shade of brown.
Golden	The trophy gleamed with a golden shine.
Silver	The moon was shining with a silver light.
Bronze	The statue was cast in a shiny bronze material.
Turquoise	The waters of the Caribbean were a bright turquoise blue.
Magenta	The flowers in the garden were a vibrant magenta.
Lavender	The lavender fields smelled sweet and fragrant.
Indigo	The starry sky was a deep shade of indigo.
Crimson	The leaves turned a beautiful shade of crimson in the fall.
Rust	The old car had a rusted exterior.

Condition Adjectives List

Adjectives	Examples
New	She bought a new car.
Old	My grandma has an old house.
Clean	The kitchen is clean.
Dirty	Don’t touch that, it’s dirty.
Wet	I got wet in the rain.
Dry	The desert is dry.
Broken	The vase is broken.
Intact	The package arrived intact.
Healthy	She eats healthy food.
Sick	He’s sick and can’t come to work.
Strong	The athlete is very strong.
Weak	My arms feel weak after lifting weights.
Open	The window is open.
Closed	The door is closed.
Smooth	The surface is smooth to the touch.
Rough	The surface is rough and bumpy.
Soft	The pillow is soft and fluffy.
Hard	The rock is hard and heavy.
Comfortable	The chair is very comfortable.
Uncomfortable	The bed is uncomfortable and lumpy.
Safe	The neighborhood is safe.
Dangerous	The bridge is dangerous to cross.
Bright	The sun is bright in the sky.
Dark	The room is dark without any light.
Quiet	The library is quiet.
Noisy	The construction site is noisy.
Tired	I’m tired after a long day at work.
Refreshed	I feel refreshed after a good night’s sleep.
Empty	The room is empty with no furniture.
Full	The glass is full of water.

Shape Adjectives List

Adjectives	Examples
Circular	The wheels on the bike are circular.
Square	The room is shaped like a square.
Rectangular	The table is rectangular in shape.
Triangular	The roof of the house is triangular.
Spherical	The ball is perfectly spherical.
Oval	The mirror on the wall is oval-shaped.
Cylindrical	The column was cylindrical in shape.
Conical	The tower had a conical roof.
Hexagonal	The honeycomb has hexagonal cells.
Diamond-shaped	The kite was diamond-shaped.
Star-shaped	The flower has a star-shaped pattern.
Pentagon-shaped	The sign has a pentagon-shaped outline.
Octagonal	The stop sign is octagonal in shape.
Crescent-shaped	The moon appears crescent-shaped.
Heart-shaped	The candy is heart-shaped.
Arrow-shaped	The signpost has an arrow-shaped pointer.
Trapezoidal	The prism has a trapezoidal base.
Curved	The road has a curved path.
Angled	The building has an angled roof.
Straight	The pole is straight and tall.

Size Adjectives List

Adjectives	Examples
Circular	The wheels on the bike are circular.
Square	The room is shaped like a square.
Rectangular	The table is rectangular in shape.
Triangular	The roof of the house is triangular.
Spherical	The ball is perfectly spherical.
Oval	The mirror on the wall is oval-shaped.
Cylindrical	The column was cylindrical in shape.
Conical	The tower had a conical roof.
Hexagonal	The honeycomb has hexagonal cells.
Diamond-shaped	The kite was diamond-shaped.
Star-shaped	The flower has a star-shaped pattern.
Pentagon-shaped	The sign has a pentagon-shaped outline.
Octagonal	The stop sign is octagonal in shape.
Crescent-shaped	The moon appears crescent-shaped.
Heart-shaped	The candy is heart-shaped.
Arrow-shaped	The signpost has an arrow-shaped pointer.
Trapezoidal	The prism has a trapezoidal base.
Curved	The road has a curved path.
Angled	The building has an angled roof.
Straight	The pole is straight and tall.

Taste Adjectives List

Adjective	Examples
Sweet	The cake was sweet and delicious.
Sour	The lemon was too sour for me to eat on its own.
Salty	The popcorn had just the right amount of salt.
Bitter	The coffee was bitter, but I still drank it.
Umami	The miso soup had a rich, umami flavor.
Spicy	The chili was too spicy for me to handle.
Savory	The roast chicken had a savory aroma.
Tangy	The vinaigrette had a tangy, citrusy flavor.
Tart	The apple was tart and crisp.
Rich	The chocolate was rich and decadent.
Creamy	The ice cream was creamy and smooth.
Zesty	The salsa had a zesty kick to it.
Peppery	The steak had a peppery seasoning on it.
Herbal	The tea had a herbal, earthy taste.
Citrusy	The lemonade was tart and citrusy.
Robust	The red wine had a robust flavor.
Mild	The cheese had a mild, nutty taste.
Sharp	The cheddar cheese had a sharp flavor.
Smoky	The bacon had a smoky aroma and flavor.
Earthy	The mushrooms had an earthy, woodsy taste.
Nutty	The almond had a nutty flavor.
Fruity	The smoothie was fruity and refreshing.
Buttery	The croissant was flaky and buttery.
Refreshing	The cucumber water was refreshing on a hot day.
Juicy	The peach was juicy and sweet.

Sound Adjectives List

Adjective	Examples
Loud	The music was so loud, it made my ears hurt.
Soft	She spoke to him in a soft voice.
Noisy	The construction site was very noisy.
Quiet	The library was so quiet you could hear a pin drop.
Shrill	The sound of the alarm was very shrill.
Mellifluous	The singer’s voice was mellifluous and soothing.
Jarring	The sudden noise was jarring and unexpected.
Harmonious	The orchestra played a harmonious melody.
Muffled	His voice was muffled by the scarf he was wearing.
Booming	The fireworks made a booming sound.
Grating	The sound of the chalkboard was grating on my nerves.
Resonant	The sound of the bell was resonant and deep.
Raucous	The party was so raucous, it woke up the neighbors.
Clamorous	The protest was clamorous and loud.
Hushed	The audience was hushed as the play began.
Screeching	The sound of the car’s brakes screeching was deafening.
Sibilant	The snake made a sibilant sound as it slithered away.
Euphonious	The choir’s performance was euphonious and beautiful.
Discordant	The musicians played a discordant tune.
Thunderous	The thunderous applause lasted for several minutes.
Faint	I could hear a faint whisper in the distance.
Clear	The sound of the bell was clear and distinct.
Mellow	The saxophone player had a mellow tone.
Tinny	The speakers made a tinny sound.
Whining	The child was whining about not getting a toy.
Rhythmic	The drums played a rhythmic beat.
Monotonous	The lecture was monotonous and boring.
Cacophonous	The traffic was cacophonous and chaotic.
Blaring	The sirens were blaring as the ambulance rushed by.
Strident	The sound of the violin was strident and unpleasant.

Complete List of Adjectives (A-Z)

Below you will find the largest list of adjectives from A to Z you are likely to find anywhere.

Adjectives that Start with A

Here is the list of adjectives that start with letter A:

aback
abaft
abandoned
abashed
aberrant
abhorrent
abiding
abject
ablaze
able
abnormal
aboard
aboriginal
abortive
abounding
abrasive
abrupt
absent
absorbed
absorbing
abstracted
absurd
abundant
abusive
acceptable
accessible
accidental
accurate
acid
acidic
acoustic
acrid
actually
adamant
adorable
adventurous
aggressive
agitated
alert
aloof
amiable
amused
annoyed
antsy
anxious
appalling
appetizing
apprehensive
arrogant
ashamed
astonishing
attractive
average

Adjectives that Start with B

Here is the list of adjectives that start with the letter B:

bad
barbarous
bashful
batty
bawdy
beautiful
beefy
befitting
belligerent
beneficial
bent
berserk
best
better
bewildered
big
billowy
bite-sized
biting
bitter
bizarre
black
black-and-white
bland
bloody
blue
blue-eyed
blushing
boiling
boorish
bored
boring
bouncy
boundless
brainy
brash
brave
brawny
breakable
breezy
brief
bright
broad
broken
brown
bulky
bumpy
burly
bustling
busy

Adjectives that Start with C

cagey
calculating
callous
calm
capable
capricious
careful
careless
caring
cautious
ceaseless
certain
changeable
charming
cheap
cheeky
cheerful
chemical
chief
childlike
chilly
chivalrous
chubby
chunky
clammy
classy
clean
clear
clever
cloistered
closed
cloudy
clueless
clumsy
cluttered
coherent
cold
colorful
colossal
combative
comfortable
common
complete
complex
concerned
condemned
condescending
confused
conscious
contemplative
convincing
convoluted
cooing
cool
cooperative
coordinated
corny
costly
courageous
cowardly
crabby
craven
crazy
creepy
crooked
cruel
cuddly
cultured
cumbersome
curious
curly
curved
curvy
cut
cynical

Adjectives that Start with D

daffy
daily
damaged
damaging
damp
dangerous
dapper
dark
dashing
dazzling
dead
deadpan
deafening
dear
debonair
decayed
deceitful
decisive
decorous
deep
deeply
defeated
defective
defiant
delicate
delicious
delightful
delirious
demonic
dependent
depraved
depressed
deranged
descriptive
deserted
despicable
detailed
determined
devilish
dilapidated
diminutive
disgusted
distinct
distraught
distressed
disturbed
dizzy
drab
drained
dull

Adjectives that Start with E

eager
early
earsplitting
earthy
easy
eatable
economic
ecstatic
educated
efficacious
efficient
eight
elastic
elated
elderly
electric
elegant
elfin
elite
emaciated
embarrassed
eminent
empty
enchanted
enchanting
encouraging
endurable
energetic
enormous
entertaining
enthusiastic
envious
equable
equal
erect
erratic
ethereal
exasperated
excited
exhilarated
extensive
exuberant

Adjectives that Start with F

fabulous
faded
faint
fair
faithful
fallacious
false
familiar
famous
fanatical
fancy
fantastic
far
far-flung
fascinated
fast
fat
faulty
fearful
fearless
feeble
feigned
female
fertile
festive
few
fierce
fierce
filthy
flat
floppy
fluttering
foolish
frantic
fresh
friendly
frightened
frothy
frustrating
funny
fuzzy

Adjectives that Start with G

gabby
gainful
gamy
gaping
garrulous
gaudy
general
gentle
ghastly
giant
giddy
gifted
gigantic
glamorous
gleaming
glib
glistening
glorious
glossy
godly
good
goofy
gorgeous
graceful
grandiose
grateful
gratis
gray
greasy
grieving
gritty
grotesque
grubby
grumpy

Adjectives that Start with H

habitual
half
hallowed
halting
handsome
handsomely
handy
hanging
hapless
happy
hard
hard-to-find
harebrained
harmonious
harsh
hateful
heady
healthy
heartbreaking
heavenly
heavy
hellish
helpful
helpless
hesitant
hideous
high
highfalutin
high-pitched
hilarious
hissing
historical
holistic
hollow
homeless
homely
honorable
horrible
horrific
hospitable
hot
huge
hulking
humdrum
humorous
hungry
hurried
hurt
hushed
husky
hypnotic
hysterical

Adjectives that Start with I

icky
icy
ideal
idiotic
ignorant
ill
illegal
ill-fated
ill-informed
illustrious
imaginary
immense
imminent
impartial
imperfect
impolite
important
imported
impossible
impressionable
incandescent
incompetent
inconclusive
incredible
industrious
inexpensive
infamous
innate
innocent
inquisitive
insidious
instinctive
intelligent
interesting
internal
intrigued
invincible
irate
irritable
irritating
itchy

Adjectives that Start with J

jaded
jagged
jazzy
jealous
jittery
jobless
jolly
joyous
judicious
juicy
jumbled
jumpy
juvenile

Adjectives that Start with K

kaput
keen
kind
kindhearted
kindly
knotty
knowing
known

Adjectives that Start with L

labored
lackadaisical
lacking
lame
lamentable
languid
large
last
late
laughable
lavish
lazy
lean
learned
left
legal
lethal
level
lewd
light
like
likeable
limping
literate
little
lively
livid
living
lonely
long
longing
long-term
loose
lopsided
loud
loutish
lovely
loving
low
lowly
lucky
ludicrous
lumpy
lush
luxuriant
lying
lyrical

Adjectives that Start with M

macabre
macho
maddening
madly
magenta
magical
magnificent
majestic
makeshift
male
malicious
mammoth
maniacal
many
marked
married
marvelous
massive
material
materialistic
mature
mean
measly
meaty
medical
meek
melancholy
mellow
melodic
melted
merciful
mere
messy
mighty
military
milky
mindless
miniature
minor
minute
miscreant
mistaken
misty
mixed
moaning
modern
moldy
momentous
moody
mortified
motionless
mountainous
muddled
muddy
mundane
murky
mushy
mute
mysterious

Adjectives that Start with N

naive
nappy
narrow
nasty
natural
naughty
nauseating
near
neat
nebulous
necessary
needless
needy
neighborly
nervous
new
next
nice
nifty
nimble
nine
nippy
noiseless
noisy
nonchalant
nondescript
nonsensical
nonstop
normal
nostalgic
nosy
noxious
null
numberless
numerous
nutritious
nutty

Adjectives that Start with O

oafish
obedient
obeisant
obese
obnoxious
obscene
obsequious
observant
obsolete
obtainable
oceanic
odd
offbeat
old
old-fashioned
omniscient
one
onerous
open
opposite
optimal
orange
ordinary
organic
ossified
outgoing
outrageous
outstanding

Adjectives that Start with P

painful
painstaking
pale
paltry
panicky
panoramic
parallel
parched
parsimonious
past
pastoral
pathetic
peaceful
penitent
perfect
periodic
permissible
perpetual
petite
precious
prickly
proud
pungent
puny

Adjectives that Start with Q

quack
quaint
quarrelsome
questionable
quick
quickest
quiet
quirky
quixotic
quizzical

Adjectives that Start with R

rabid
racial
ragged
rainy
rambunctious
rampant
rapid
rare
raspy
ratty
ready
real
reassured
rebel
receptive
recondite
red
redundant
reflective
regular
relieved
repulsive
responsive
ripe
robust
rotten
rotund
rough
round

Adjectives that Start with S

sable
sad
safe
salty
same
sarcastic
sassy
satisfying
savory
scandalous
scant
scarce
scared
scary
scattered
scientific
scintillating
scrawny
screeching
second
second-hand
selfish
shaggy
shaky
shallow
sharp
shiny
short
silky
silly
skinny
slimy
slippery
small
smarmy
smiling
smoggy
smooth
smug
soggy
solid
sore
sour
sparkling
spicy
splendid
spotless
square
stale
steady
steep
sticky
stormy
stout
straight
strange
strong
stunning
substantial
successful
succulent
superficial
superior
swanky
sweet

Adjectives that Start with T

taboo
tacit
tacky
talented
tall
tame
tan
tangible
tangy
tart
tasteful
tasteless
tasty
tawdry
tearful
tedious
teeny
teeny-tiny
telling
tender
tense
terrible
testy
thankful
thick
thoughtful
thoughtless
tight
timely
tricky
trite
troubled
twitterpated

Adjectives that Start with U

Here is the list of adjectives that start with the letter U:

ubiquitous
ugliest
ugly
ultra
unable
unaccountable
unadvised
unarmed
unbecoming
unbiased
uncovered
understood
undesirable
unequal
unequaled
uneven
unhealthy
uninterested
unique
unkempt
unknown
unnatural
unruly
unsightly
unsuitable
untidy
unused
unusual
unwieldy
unwritten
upbeat
uppity
upset
uptight
used
useful
useless
utopian
utter
uttermost

Adjectives that Start with V

vacuous
vagabond
vague
valuable
various
vast
vengeful
venomous
verdant
versed
vexed
victorious
vigorous
violent
violet
virtuous
vivacious
vivid
voiceless
volatile
voracious
vulgar

Adjectives that Start with W

wacky
waggish
waiting
wakeful
wandering
warlike
warm
wary
wasteful
watery
weak
wealthy
weary
well-groomed
well-made
well-off
well-to-do
wet
whimsical
whispering
white
whole
whopping
wicked
wide
wide-eyed
wiggly
wild
willing
windy
wiry
wise
wistful
witty
wobbly
woebegone
womanly
wonderful
woozy
workable
worried
worthless
wrathful
wretched
wrong
wry

Adjectives that Start with Y

yellow
yielding
young
youthful
yummy

Adjectives that Start with Z

zany
zealous
zippy

Adjectives Exercises

Exercise 1: Identify the Adjectives

Identify the adjectives in the following sentences:

The red apple is delicious.
She wore a beautiful dress to the party.
His new car is fast.
The lazy cat slept all day.
The tall building was visible from far away.

Answers:

red
beautiful
new
lazy
tall

Exercise 2: Using Adjectives to Describe Nouns

Complete the following sentences with appropriate adjectives to describe the nouns:

The _____ dog barked all night. (noisy)
The _____ sky was breathtakingly beautiful. (clear)
My _____ sister is a talented musician. (musical)
The _____ cake was too sweet for my taste. (sugary)
The _____ book was a bestseller. (popular)

Answers:

noisy
clear
musical
sugary
popular

Exercise 3: Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

Complete the following sentences with the correct comparative or superlative form of the adjectives in brackets:

This is the _____ (heavy) box I have ever lifted. (heaviest)
The weather today is _____ (hot) than yesterday. (hotter)
She is _____ (intelligent) than her sister. (more intelligent)
This is the _____ (interesting) book I have read in a long time. (most interesting)
He is _____ (tall) than his brother. (taller)

Answers: