Adjectives in Sentences

The big dog ran quickly through the park.

• The big dog ran slowly through the park.

• The big dog ran quickly through the park.

• The small cat walked slowly through the park.

• The small cat ran quickly through the park.

She wore a beautiful dress to the party.

• She wore a beautiful dress to the gym.

• She wore a beautiful dress to the beach.

• She wore a beautiful dress to the party.

• She wore an ugly dress to the party.

The old house creaked in the wind.

• Personification

• Hyperbole

• Simile

• Onomatopoeia

The red apple fell from the tree.

• The red apple grew on the tree.

• The apple fell from the ground.

• The apple fell from the tree.

• The green apple fell from the tree.

He is a smart student in the class.

• The student is smart.

• He is a lazy student in the class.

• The student is average.

• The student is not smart.

The fluffy cat purred softly on the couch.

• The cat is fluffy and purring softly on the couch.

• The sleek cat meowed loudly on the couch.

• The fluffy cat hissed angrily on the couch.

• The fluffy dog barked loudly on the couch.

The tall tree swayed in the breeze.

• The short tree swayed in the breeze.

• The tall tree swayed in the breeze.

• The tall tree stood still in the breeze.

• The tall tree swayed in the storm.

The cozy blanket kept her warm at night.

• The cozy blanket kept her warm during the day.

• Her warm at night.

• The cozy blanket kept her warm at night and cold during the day.

• Kept her cold at night.

The loud thunder scared the children.

• The sudden loud noise

• The quiet whisper

• The soft pillow

• The bright sunshine

The shiny car gleamed in the sunlight.

• The car was dull and reflected the sunlight.

• The shiny car was hidden in the shadows.

• The car was dirty and reflected the sunlight.

• The car was shiny and reflected the sunlight.