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A describing word (an adjective) tells more about a noun: the red ball, a tall girl.
Example 1Add "kind" to describe "vet".
The vet smiled.
The kind vet smiled.
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Example · Add "kind" to describe "vet".The vet smiled.The kind vet smiled.
- Add "small" to describe "bugs".The bugs crawl.
- Add "small" and "red" to describe "toy".Grandma rinses the toy.
- Add "big" to describe "balloons".The balloons burst.
- Add "heavy" and "new" to describe "bag".Grandma packs a bag.
- Add "tall" to describe "boys".The boys eat rice.
- Add "loud" and "blue" to describe "truck".I drive a truck.
- Add "pink" to describe "pigs".The pigs eat acorns.
- Add "new" and "red" to describe "collar".Mom bought the collar.
- Add "shiny" to describe "coins".Meg found the coins.
- Add "pretty" and "pink" to describe "shell".I found the shell.
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- The small bugs crawl.
- Grandma rinses the small red toy.
- The big balloons burst.
- Grandma packs a heavy new bag.
- The tall boys eat rice.
- I drive a loud blue truck.
- The pink pigs eat acorns.
- Mom bought the new red collar.
- Meg found the shiny coins.
- I found the pretty pink shell.
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