Describing People and Things with Adjectives

This video tutorial by Mark focuses on English conversation practice using adjectives to describe people and things. It covers various adjectives such as tall, short, angry, happy, slow, fast, handsome, ugly, rich, poor, young, and old. The video provides examples and detailed descriptions for each adjective, helping learners understand their usage in context. The tutorial concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and access additional resources.

Is Bob considered to be of great height?

• No, he is happy.

• Yes, he is angry.

• Yes, he is tall.

• No, he is short.

What is the mood of Linda?

• She is hungry.

• She is bored.

• She is happy.

• She is angry.

How fast is the turtle?

• It is fast.

• It is slow.

• It is happy.

• It is hungry.

What is the financial status of Rob?

• He is happy.

• He is rich.

• He is fast.

• He is poor.

Are the orange socks recently acquired?

• No, they are old.

• Yes, they are new.

• No, they are new.

• Yes, they are old.

How tall is Bill?

• 150 centimeters

• Always angry

• Very good-looking

• 190 centimeters

Why is Kim feeling the need to eat?

• She is cold.

• She is thirsty.

• She is bored.

• She is starving.

What temperature is considered hot in the video?

• 90 years old

• 150 centimeters

• 40 degrees

• Minus 10 degrees

What is the age of the baby?

• One month old

• In her 90s

• Three years old

• One year old

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• To take it easy

• To ignore the video

• To only watch the video