They are often used as sentence ADVERBIALS, or ADJUNCTS, providing information about, for example, place, time, and manner:  PLACE here away somewhere  TIME soon already still  MANNER…
Adjuncts are ADVERBIALS that add more information to a sentence. They can provide additional information about:  Where things happen At low tide you can cross the bays on the…
An adjective phrase is a group of words built up round an adjective. There are two main ways in which this is done.  An ADVERB is placed in front…
When two or more adjectives are used in a list the question arises: should they be separated by commas? There are no clear-cut rules about this but the following guidelines…
Some adjectives describe the qualities of a person, thing, or idea: they tell us about its qualities – whether it was large or small, red or green. For example: a…
 Some adjectives can only be used predicatively; they cannot be used attributively. You can say: She was alone.  but you cannot say: I saw an alone woman. …
Adjectives are words that refers to the qualities of people, things, or ideas, or which group them into classes.  Most adjectives can be used with a noun and usually…
The commonest titles used in addresses are: Miss Mr Mrs Ms Mr and Mrs are straightforward to use. Mr is used for all men who have no other title, while…