Adjectives Basics Exercises
Adjectives exercises online with answers — practise adjective identification, attributive and predicative position, types of adjectives (possessive, demonstrative, quantitative), and adjectives with prepositions. Multiple choice and worksheet modes for beginners at A1–A2 level. 5 exercise sets with 100 questions (Pre-A1 - A2 Level).
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Starter: big, small, happy, sad
Adjectives Basics Exercises
PRE-A1 ReadingNEWScientist Gets First Bionic Arm
Praveen Gowtham is 43 years old. He works as a scientist. He lost his right arm as a baby. Now he has a new 3D-printed b…
Identifying & Using Adjectives
Adjectives Basics Exercises
Adjective Position: Attributive & Predicative
Adjectives Basics Exercises
A1 ReadingNEWScientist Gets First Bionic Arm
Praveen Gowtham is 43 years old. He works as a scientist. He lost his right arm as a baby. Now he has a new 3D-printed b…
Types of Adjectives: Possessive, Demonstrative & Quantitative
Adjectives Basics Exercises
Adjectives with Prepositions
Adjectives Basics Exercises
“She is very good ___ maths.”
A2 ReadingNEWScientist Gets First Full Bionic Arm
Praveen Gowtham is a 43-year-old man from the Bronx. He lost part of his right arm as a baby. He had simple artificial a…
Why practice Adjectives Basics exercises?
These Adjectives Basics exercises build your foundation step by step. Start by identifying adjectives in sentences, then learn where to place them — before nouns (attributive) or after linking verbs like be, seem, look (predicative). You'll practise different types including possessive adjectives (my, your, his), demonstrative adjectives (this, that), and quantitative adjectives (some, many, few). Finally, master essential adjective + preposition pairings such as afraid of, good at, and interested in.