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Adjectives describe a noun or a pronoun. They can appear before or after the noun to which they apply.
Jill has a friend who is very shy. Jack has a silly friend. Jasper's dog is energetic.
beautiful smelly tall nimble friendly funny athletic smart weird strange horrible terrible tasty great flat smooth fuzzy cold
Homophones
There are lots of homophones in the English language. Remember that homophones are words which are spelled differently, but which sound the same. Here are some more examples:
blew blue wear where which witch sum some fir fur horse hoarse sore soar nun none won one ate eight write right peek peak