DESCRIPTIONS

DESCRIPTIONS
Look at the sentences:

This building is fantastic! That dog is big!

These sentences are descriptions.
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Now look at this sentence:

I have a new car.

This sentence is not a description, but the adjective new is

describing the noun car.
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When the sentence is for description, use the verb be.

My computer isn’t new.

In this case, the adjective new describes the noun computer.

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When you need to say a characteristic of a noun, you tell
the description with the adjective BEFORE the noun.

Old car --------------- I have an old car.

In this case, the adjective old only refers to the noun
car, not to the complete idea.
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Check these sentences.
• I am strong.
• You are special.
• She doesn’t have a fast car.
• I have two beautiful friends: Martha and Jessy.
• The new hotel has wonderful rooms.
• There isn’t any delicious food in this new restaurant!
• Some good people are cleaning the old park.