Nouns
There are words for people, places, and things. Those words are called nouns. You can see and touch a noun.
| People | Students | ![]() |
| Place | Eiffel Tower | ![]() |
| Thing | Computer | ![]() |
What are the nouns?
- The teacher talks to happy students.
- Carlos rides a red bike to school.
- Amani likes the new laptop.
Verbs
Verbs are action words. Verbs do things. Verbs go after nouns: Noun + Verb
| Sleep | Maria sleeps in class. | |
| Play | ![]() |
Students play soccer. |
| Eat | ![]() |
Cats eat fish. |
| Study | ![]() |
I study English. |
What are the verbs?
- The teacher talks to happy students.
- Carlos rides a red bike to school.
- Amani likes the new laptop.
Adjectives
Adjectives describe nouns. Adjectives go infront of nouns: Adjective + Noun
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| Old Teacher | Young Teacher |
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| Green Table | Orange Table |
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| Happy Student | Sad Student |
Here are some adjectives to use:
| Old | Young | Big | Small |
| Bad | Nice | Interesting | Boring |
| Red | Blue | Green | Orange |
| Happy | Sad | Mad | Tired |
What are the adjectives?
- The teacher talks to happy students.
- Carlos rides a red bike to school.
- Amani likes the new laptop.











