Lesson 1: Making Plurals, Adjectives & Compound Nouns
Lesson 1: Making Plurals, Adjectives & Compound Nouns
Welcome to Lesson 1 of your A2 vocabulary series! In English, building your descriptive vocabulary involves mastering how words combine and change form. In this interactive lesson, you will learn how to identify compound nouns, correctly pluralize words, and avoid common adjective mistakes. This foundation is essential for describing places, people, and objects accurately without sounding unnatural. Vocabulary List: Night market (Compound Noun) - An open-air market that operates at night. Cities (Plural Noun) - More than one city. Plural of city. Crowded (Adjective) - Full of people, leaving little or no room for movement. Street food (Compound Noun) - Food cooked and sold in a public place, usually outdoors. Common Mistake: Plural Adjectives In English, adjectives never take an 's'. Only the noun becomes plural. We say "beautiful cities", never "beautifuls cities". Please enable JavaScript to view the interactive flashcards, take the quiz, and download the audio re…