An adjective is a word that descirbes a noun. It gives us more information about someone or something like the colour, size, material, origin, etc.
For example:
The girl is pretty.
It is a German dish.
A) Usually, adjectives are placed before the noun that they describe:
A big house.
A old lady.
B) It also can be placed after the verb to be:
The house is big.
The lady is old.
C) Adjectives can as well be placed after the following verbs:
For example:
Sushi looks good but tastes bad.
At the beginning, the movie was boring but then it got interesting.
Adjectives with –ing describe a thing and adjectives with –ed describe how someone feels.
For example:
Math lesson is boring. I am bored.
The concert was really exciting. She was really excited by the concert.
The adjectives are normally in a certain order when more than one adjective comes before a noun.
The construction „the + adjective“ is used to talk about some well-known groups of people.
Examples are:
the blind, the deaf, the unemployed, the rich, the poor, the young, the old, the dead, the Irish, the supernatural…