Прилагательные описывают людей, предметы и ситуации. Они отвечают на вопросы «какой? какая? какое?» и добавляют детали: a big house, a happy child.
Adjectives describe people, things, and situations. They answer “what kind?” and add detail: a big house, a happy child.
В английском прилагательные НЕ меняются по роду и числу: a big car, big cars; a beautiful girl, beautiful girls.
In English adjectives do NOT change for gender or number: a big car, big cars; a beautiful girl, beautiful girls.
Прилагательные обычно стоят ПЕРЕД существительным (a long day) или после глаголов be/feel/look/seem (The day is long).
Adjectives usually come BEFORE nouns (a long day) or after verbs like be/feel/look/seem (The day is long).
Этот дом большой.
This house is big.
Эта книга интересная.
This book is interesting.
Он очень высокий.
He is very tall.
Моя сумка лёгкая.
My bag is light.
Это слишком тяжёлая коробка.
This box is too heavy.
Она выглядит счастливой.
She looks happy.
Твоя идея хорошая.
Your idea is good.
Мой телефон старый.
My phone is old.
Этот фильм был скучным.
This movie was boring.
Погода сегодня холодная.
The weather is cold today.
Эта комната очень светлая.
This room is very bright.
Он не такой дружелюбный.
He isn’t very friendly.
Эта задача лёгкая?
Is this task easy?
Мой брат выше меня.
My brother is taller than me.
Эта версия приложения лучше.
This version of the app is better.
Это самое простое упражнение.
This is the easiest exercise.
Он выглядит более уверенным.
He looks more confident.
Еда здесь вкуснее.
The food is tastier here.
Это довольно странная ситуация.
This is quite a strange situation.
У неё гораздо яснее объяснение.
She has a much clearer explanation.
Презентация была более убедительной.
The presentation was more convincing.
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pre simple and pres cont work100
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Future forms – will, be going to, present continuous50
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Past simple or present perfect?100
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However, although, because, so, and time connectors25
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Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs30
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Something, anything, nothing50
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too," "too much," "too many30
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too," "too much," "too many30
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most," "most of," and "the most25
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infinitives and gerunds50
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for or to ?40
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however, although, because, so, and time connectors40
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present continuous for future arrangements40
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present perfect40
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Have to, don’t have to, must, mustn’t40
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should40
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anything, something and etc40
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Too, too much, too many, enough40
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Much, many, little, few, some, any – quantifiers40
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Present Simple and Present Continuous40
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Past continuous and past simple40
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Past simple40
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Present perfect or past simple40
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Present perfect40
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Infinitives and gerunds – verb patterns40
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First conditional and future time clauses80
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Personal pronouns and possessive adjectives40
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second conditional41
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second conditional240
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Present and past simple passive: ‘be’ + past participle80
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Used to, didn’t use to – past habits and states40
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Might, might not – possibility39
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Words with prepositions42
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Past perfect form and use49
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The different uses of the verb get50
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Do vs Make – What’s the difference?51
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adjectives50
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adjectives240
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adverbs41
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first conditional18
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second conditional40
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passive voice40
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Verbs + to + infinitive and verbs + -ing40
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Subject questions, questions with preposition40
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Reported speech – indirect speech30
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Infinitives and gerunds – verb patterns40
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Expressing purpose with to and for20
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Defining relative clauses – who, which, that, where40
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Present perfect – form and use40
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Infinitives and Gerunds – Verb Patterns40
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past perfect40
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Reported speech – indirect speech40
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Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs40
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Used to, didn’t use to – past habits and states40
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Too, too much, too many, enough45
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Much, many, little, few, some, any – quantifiers40
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have to, must20
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should20
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Adjectives and prepositions50
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gerund and infinitive50
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Adjectives50
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Superlative adjectives and Comparative adjectives50
