List of Adjectives in American English --
Size
1. average
2. big
3. colossal
4. fat
5. giant
6. gigantic
7. great
8. huge
9. immense
10. large
11. little
12. long
13. mammoth
14. massive
15. miniature
16. petite
17. puny
18. short
19. small
20. tall
21. tiny
TOUCH
22. boiling
23. breezy
24. broken
25. bumpy
26. chilly
27. cold
28. cool
29. creepy
30. crooked
31. cuddly
32. curly
33. damaged
34. damp
35. dirty
36. dry
37. dusty
38. filthy
39. flaky
40. fluffy
41. wet
SHAPE
42. broad
43. chubby
44. crooked
45. curved
46. deep
47. flat
48. high
49. hollow
50. low
51. narrow
52. round
53. shallow
54. skinny
55. square
56. steep
57. straight
58. wide
TIME
59. ancient
60. brief
61. early
62. fast
63. late
64. long
65. modern
66. old
67. old-fashioned
68. quick
69. rapid
70. short
71. slow
72. swift
73. young
QUANTITY
74. abundant
75. empty
76. few
77. heavy
78. light
79. many
80. numerous
SOUND
81. cooing
82. deafening
83. faint
84. harsh
85. high-pitched
86. hissing
87. hushed
88. husky
89. loud
90. melodic
91. moaning
92. mute
93. noisy
94. purring
95. quiet
96. raspy
97. resonant
98. screeching
99. shrill
100. silent
101. soft
102. squealing
103. thundering
104. voiceless
105. whispering
May 13, 2009
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Hey, profes! Good to see how the passion for teaching has led you guys to this tech-based proposal.
ReplyDeleteCan´t clap any harder, really! It's been 4 years now since I got my B.A. in English, then moved over to UNA for the Master's in Translation, just to decide a year afterwards, that my love for the Letters and Teaching and Business could be combined into a different single subject...
I'm teaching now motorcycle riding lessons...lol, how about that! Go figure! Ha, ha, ha! This way, I'm teaching, I'm writing the best and most professional commercial texts (proof of this is the guys who copied like 80% of one of my adds!) and I'm trying to carry out a biz of my own.
Cheers and keep it up,
Rodrigo Montero
(maybe, just maybe, Patricia Andrés will remember me from the Translation Minor's courses)
P.D: you´re most welcome to visit my blog www.motodesdecero.blogspot.com
I might, in the future, translate some of my topics in Spanish to English, just to spread out a bit more of the bike passion. Keep an eye open!