Mastering the use of predicate adjectives is a key step in enhancing your English language skills. Predicate adjectives, which follow linking verbs, describe the subject of the sentence, adding depth and detail to your expressions. These exercises are designed to help you identify and use predicate adjectives accurately, ensuring your sentences are both grammatically correct and richly descriptive. Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your existing knowledge, these exercises will provide you with the practice needed to become proficient in this aspect of English grammar. In these exercises, you will encounter a variety of sentence structures and contexts to help you understand how predicate adjectives function within different scenarios. By engaging with these examples, you will learn to distinguish between predicate adjectives and other types of adjectives, enhancing your ability to communicate more effectively. The practice provided here will not only improve your grammatical accuracy but also boost your confidence in using English in both written and spoken forms. Dive into these exercises to sharpen your skills and elevate your command of the language.
1. The sky looks *blue* today (color).
2. The cake smells *delicious* (tasty).
3. Her voice sounded *melodious* during the concert (pleasing to the ear).
4. The soup tasted *salty* (flavor).
5. The grass feels *soft* under my feet (texture).
6. The movie seemed *boring* to the audience (uninteresting).
7. The flowers are *beautiful* in the garden (appearance).
8. His explanation was *confusing* to the students (hard to understand).
9. The room appeared *messy* after the party (untidy).
10. The baby’s skin feels *smooth* to the touch (texture).
1. The sky looks *blue* today (color of the sky).
2. The soup tastes *delicious* (positive taste).
3. Her voice sounds *melodious* (pleasant to hear).
4. The cake smells *fresh* (recently baked).
5. The water feels *cold* (temperature of the water).
6. The movie was *exciting* (full of action and thrill).
7. The leaves turn *red* in autumn (color change in autumn).
8. He seems *happy* today (emotion of joy).
9. The room appears *clean* (tidy and neat).
10. The book is *interesting* (captivating and engaging).
1. The sky looks *blue* today (color of the sky).
2. This soup tastes *delicious* (pleasing to the taste).
3. The baby seems *happy* (emotion of joy).
4. His explanation was *clear* (easy to understand).
5. The garden smells *fragrant* (pleasant smell).
6. Your idea sounds *interesting* (arousing curiosity).
7. The cake looks *burnt* (overcooked).
8. The pillow feels *soft* (opposite of hard).
9. The movie was *boring* (not interesting).
10. Her singing voice is *beautiful* (pleasing to the ear).
