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MARISOL ALVARADO REBOLLOSO JENNY MIRANDA PALOMO. Adjectives are words that describe or modify the noun or pronoun. CLASIFICATION.

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Presentación del tema: "MARISOL ALVARADO REBOLLOSO JENNY MIRANDA PALOMO. Adjectives are words that describe or modify the noun or pronoun. CLASIFICATION."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 MARISOL ALVARADO REBOLLOSO JENNY MIRANDA PALOMO

2 Adjectives are words that describe or modify the noun or pronoun. CLASIFICATION

3

4 English OpinionSizeAgeShapeColorOriginMaterialDistanceTempera ture Time GoodBigOldSquareRedGermanWoodFarHotLate

5 According to Manual de la Nueva Gramática de la Lengua Española (2010) determines that the order of the adjective is free but ut can be located after or before of the subject without a variation of meaning: niña alegre o alegre niña. Nevertheless, in some cases the orderof the adjective gives other sense, for example : triste mujer (sin categoría, insignificante) mujer triste (melancólica) viejo amigo (antiguo, de hace muchos años) amigo viejo (que tiene muchos años), etc. In this circunstances is better to colocate the adjective bearing in mind what we want to express. ORDER SPANISH

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