Active Fluency Adjectives (Paperback)

Description

Adjectives are the describing words. They are used to modify nouns by using them before a noun or after the linking verbs that follow a noun or pronoun. To achieve true fluency in spoken English, we should have a clear idea of what adjectives can be used with what nouns, i.e. acceptable combinations of Adjective + Noun. This book gives you a comprehensive list of Adjective + Noun combinations that are commonly used in spoken English.

For example –

(Poor = lacking money)

a poor country, a poor nation, a poor family, a poor man, poor people, etc.

(Poor = not good/adequate)

poor attendance, poor decision, poor education, poor facility, poor health, poor memory, poor result, poor teaching, poor performance, etc.