In English, adjectives always stay the same — no agreement needed! These exercises will help you practise using adjectives correctly with singular and plural nouns.
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Exercice 1 — Fill in the blank
Complete each sentence with the correct form of the adjective in brackets. Remember: adjectives never change in English!
- She lives in a ___ (small) apartment.
- They have three ___ (tall) brothers.
- I see two ___ (old) cats in the garden.
- He has a ___ (red) car.
Correction
- She lives in a small apartment.
- They have three tall brothers.
- I see two old cats in the garden.
- He has a red car.
Exercice 2 — Spot the mistake
Each sentence contains an error related to adjective use. Find and correct it. Write the full corrected sentence.
- She has two beautifuls dresses.
- They live in a bigs house.
- I have three olds books on my desk.
- He sees a greens bird in the tree.
Correction
- She has two beautiful dresses.
- They live in a big house.
- I have three old books on my desk.
- He sees a green bird in the tree.
Exercice 3 — Choose the correct sentence
Select the sentence that correctly uses adjective agreement in English.
- Which sentence is correct?
- Which sentence is correct?
- Which sentence is correct?
- Which sentence is correct?
Correction
- B. I have two big dogs.
- C. She has a beautiful cat.
- D. They live in small houses.
- B. He reads three interesting books.
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