## What are adjectives again?

You've learned about adjectives in the past years.
Let's jog your memory and see how much you remember.
Do the two activities below.
Keep trying until you have zero mistakes.

Did that refresh your memory?

Adjectives give us more information about people, animals or things represented by nouns (zelfstandige naamwoorden) and pronouns (voornaamwoord).

Some examples of adjectives, from the story 'Clap Clap'

- an old cabin
- a young married couple
- red paint
- a moth-eaten mattress
- a strange rustling noise

Need more info on what adjectives are?
Ask your teacher or, you know, do some Google research yourself.

Let's see if you can guess the rules for the correct order on your own.

Activity 1:

- Find a story or piece of text with plenty of nouns/pronouns with multiple adjectives in front of them. The more, the better. (Tip: fantasy stories and scary stories often have a lot, because a lot of stuff has to be described to paint a picture for the reader.)

- Work together with your classmates: can you figure out what kind of adjectives come first, second etcetera?

- Write down your findings.

Your teacher will discuss your findings in class.