temico  +  95567 Mon, 02 May 05 08:17 PM Open any English dictionary and start with the section (T). All the listed words which have (adj.) next to it is an adjective. temico Joined on Thu, Apr 21 2005 Full Member 274

	Alienvoord  +  261722 Fri, 01 Sep 06 04:19 PM Adjectives can occur before nouns. the old wall "old" is an adjective. Adjectives can be changed into comparative and superlative forms. the older wall the oldest wall With adjectives of more than one syllable, "more" and "most" are used instead of the suffixes "er" and "est". the more beautiful wall the most beautiful wall Adjectives can also be used after "be" the wall is old this wall is older than that one Nouns can also occur in the same position as adjectives. the stone wall "stone" is a noun. We know it's a noun because we cannot add "er" like we can with adjectives: *the stoner wall (wrong) Alienvoord Joined on Tue, Jul 25 2006 Toronto Full Member 345 Nouns, Suffixes

	Maple  +  261753 Fri, 01 Sep 06 07:20 PM How about "a plastic bag"? Is plastic an adj or a noun? （Can we say it's a noun because we can't add "er" to form "a plasticer bag"??? Maple Joined on Tue, Jul 11 2006 An ESL student in China Contributing Member 1,110 Nouns