adverb in the sentence in the second column.Highlight the adjective(s) Add an extra adverb or adjective1 Our old house was very cosy. Our old house was very cosy.2 She is wearing her new scarftoday. She is wearing her new scarf today.3 Thescientificpuzzlewastricky. Thescientificpuzzlewas tricky.4 We wandered through theItalian piazza at night.We wandered through the Italianpiazza at night.5 Tomorrow’s weather lookspromising.Tomorrow’s weather lookspromising.Y o u r t u r n 7 . 2Y o u r t u r n 7 . 2Turn the following words into adjectives and then use each one in a new sentence.1 disappointmentAdjectives describe nouns or pronouns. They give more information about themand provide a more specific image or sense of what is being described. Adjectivescan give information about qualities, attributes, characteristics, number and appearance.Adjectives are usually placed before the noun or pronoun they describe or after a linkingverb. Two or more adjectives can make your writing even more specific and interesting.imposing gates can become the tall, imposing gatesrough track can become a dry, rough trackHe became angry. I am awake. The teams seem upset.You can also use an adverb to modify the adjective. Place it in front of the adjective. Where an