Adjective Order Activities And Other Links

Dear students,
here you are the extra activities we completed today and also an explanation about Adjectives available at the British Council website:

Adjective Order Activity

British Council: Adjectives

Descriptions: Compound Adjectives

Dear students, 

these adjectives might be useful to describe characters:


Strong-willed: determined to behave in a particular way, even if other people disagree with them.

Self-conscious:  shy and easily embarrassed because they think that everybody is looking at them and judging them.

Laid-back: relaxed and appearing not to be worried about anything. 

Open-minded: happy to accept ideas and ways of life that are different to their own.

Self-centred: only interested in themselves and their own activities.

Narrow-minded: people who don't want to accept new ideas or opinions that are different from their own.

Easy-going: people who aren't easily upset, worried or annoyed by problems or other people's actions.

Big-headed: people who think they are more important or cleverer than they really are.

Bad-tempered: often annoyed, angry or impatient.

Absent-minded: people who tend to forget things.

Level-headed: calm and able to make sensible decisions in difficult situations.

Self-assured: people who have confidence in their own abilities.