Describing Words  What are descriptive words or adjectives?
Adjectives, or sometimes know as "describing words" are words in
the english language that tell you more about nouns. Nounds are
"naming words", they could be for instance a place, a person, an
object...etc.  Descriptive words tell you more about the noun,
using various describing words makes your sentences for
interesting.  Here is an example I've put together:  "The pretty
girl said hello"  In this sentence, the noun is "girl" and the
describing word (adjective) is "pretty".  Here are some more
sentences with nouns and describing words:  "The fat butcher ate
his lunch"  "Ellen is a tall blonde and is gorgeous"  Describing
words are important as it gives a clear message to the readers
and listeners. Remember that describing words tell you about the
noun, they describe the noun.  Usually adjectives come before
the noun. You can use more than one describing word in front of
a noun, eg:  "The tall, beautiful waitress picked up the dirty
plate"  This w