Adjectives are words which describe nouns, for example black horse, these chairs, some people, my chocolate or twelve swans. In Latin they ‘agree’ with the noun they describe: they match with regard to gender and number (and also case – but we will discuss that later). This is occasionally so in English, too. For example, we say that house but those houses.
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