Change Nouns to Adjectives
wind
windy
The beach towel with the yellow stripes is Kara's
with the yellow stripes
dirty
dirtier- dirtiest
Vandals destroyed property valued at $5,000.
The vandals' rampage cost thousands of dollars.
Hi, Josh
1- speaker knows the audience, close and friendly relationship
music
musical
The dancer in the leather jacket is my favourite.
in the leather jacket
spacious
more spacious- most spacious
The rain caused flooding overnight near Maitland.
Maitland was devastated by floods.
How can I help you, madam?
5- speaker does not know audience, formal- distant relationship
history
historical
The painter of the actor is for sale.
of the actor
busy
busier- busiest
The building was damaged during the protest.
The protest left the building in ruins.
Good morning, students
3 - speaker knows the audience well, but it is a formal relationship
power
powerful
The speech by the principal was very moving.
by the principal
hungry
hungrier - hungriest
The company reduced staff numbers.
The company ruthlessly cut jobs.
Ladies and gentlemen
5- formal relationship, speaker does not know audience.
scene
scenic
The children with hats can go outside.
with hats
beautiful
more beautiful -most beautiful
The crowd reacted to the announcement.
The crowd erupted after the shocking announcement.
Honey, I'm home
1- Speaker knows audience well, very close relationship