Презентация, доклад на тему Adjective Order

Teacher: I.A.Zapaska

Russian - Tatar Secondary School №161

Kazan

before a noun — for example, “He's a silly young fool,” or “She's a smart, energetic woman.” When you use more than one adjective, you have to put them in the right order, according to type. Adjectives cannot be written in any order. There are rules, so you should use the following order:

yours, him, his, her, hers, they, their, Sam's ; or
Articles - a, an, the  

taller, tallest
width; e.g. wide, narrow, thin, slim; wider, widest
length; e.g. long, short; longer, longest
volume; e.g. fat, huge; fatter, fattest  

and white, light blue, dark red, pale blue, reddish brown, off-white, bright green, warm yellow

that the adjectives are describing.

the categories; e.g. 'my beautiful, long, curving, new, pink, western, Christian, silk wedding dress', it is bad style as it is too long. Try to use less than five adjectives in a single list. Therefore you could say "Have you seen my beautiful new cream silk wedding dress? It's long and curving, and is in western Christian style."

metal rings.

The beautiful Japanese ceramic vase.

Either of the small green apples.

My three lovely daughters.

An interesting wooden statue.

The third red plastic container.

technique. This involves remembering a place that you know well, such as your home, and imagining walking through it, looking at things.
Imagine that you arrive at the door of your home. On the door is the letter 'A', and you are greeted by someone who lives there. This helps you to remember the article 'A' or the determiners; e.g. my Mother's.
Imagine that you are happy to see each other. This helps you to remember the opinion adjective.
Imagine the size of your home: is it big, small, or long?  This helps you to remember the size adjectives.

object. Remember the shape of the object.
Now imagine that you walk around your home; e.g. towards your room. Think of another object further from the door. Think of the age of that object; e.g. new or old.
Move on to another object, this time a colourful one. Remember what colour it is.
Move on to another object. This object should remind you of a foreign place; e.g. a picture of somewhere in China, or a souvenir from a holiday abroad. This is to help you remember nationality.
Next imagine moving to another object, this time a religious one. Maybe you have a place for worshipping your ancestors, or a statue of Buddha.
Next move to another object. This should be special because it is made of one material; e.g. a crystal ornament or a wooden statue.
Finally move to a place where there is an object that is described with 2 words, and the first is a noun; e.g. a book shelf. Imagine that this is the end of your journey around your flat.