Ordinary adjectives

The adjective “ordinary” means something is common, general, or usual.

For example, you might describe something as “in the ordinary course of events”.

Definition:

Ordinary means something is common, general, or usual.

It can also mean something is of a kind to be expected from the average person.

Examples:

“This coffee is good”

“This shirt is very big”

“He wants a small sandwich”

“The tea is hot”

“The food is cold”

“The supermarket is expensive”

“This game is difficult”

“These exercises are very easy”

How adjectives are used:

Adjectives are a grammatical part of speech that describe a noun. They can answer questions like “Which one?”, “What kind?”, “How many?”, and “How much?”.

Other types of adjectives:

There are many different types of adjectives, including adjectives of quality, quantity, and more.

Common English Adjectives

1. Good

This coffee is good.

I am good.

2. Big

This skirt is very big.

3. Small

She wants a small dress

4. Hot

The coffee is hot

It is hot today.

5. Cold

The food is cold.

I am cold.

6. Expensive

The supermarket is expensive.

7. Difficult

This game is difficult, I don’t understand the rules.

8. Easy

These exercises are very easy.

9. Free

Are you free on Friday?

There is free Wi-Fi in the coffee shop.

10. Open

Are there any open restaurants now?

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