Let’s go through each sentence one by one and find the adjectives.
Remember: An
adjective is a word that describes a noun (a person, place, thing, or idea). It tells us more about the noun — like what color it is, how big, how old, how scary, etc.
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1. Rats ran through the
old house.
→ “Old” describes the house → adjective
2. The
scary lady lived on the corner of the street.
→ “Scary” describes the lady → adjective
3. Their
dirty dog played all day.
→ “Dirty” describes the dog → adjective
4. You should never eat
old eggs.
→ “Old” describes the eggs → adjective
5. Jack’s
new house smelled like fruit.
→ “New” describes the house → adjective
6. Patrick’s
green eyes looked all around.
→ “Green” describes the eyes → adjective
7. She wore her
pink shoes every day.
→ “Pink” describes the shoes → adjective
8. Their
mean teacher gave them too much work.
→ “Mean” describes the teacher → adjective
9. His dad was so
kind.
→ “Kind” describes the dad → adjective
10. Their sister was
fast and ran every day.
→ “Fast” describes the sister → adjective
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Final Answer:
1. old
2. scary
3. dirty
4. old
5. new
6. green
7. pink
8. mean
9. kind
10. fast
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of order of adjectives worksheet pdf.
