Friday 25 May 2012

Adjectives

Opposites Words

Vocabulary list by Opposites (or Antonyms)

List of Common Adverbs

List of Opposite Adjectives

 

Big - SmallBig

Big-Small

Cheap- Expensive

Cheap- Expensive

Clean - Dirty

Clean - Dirty

Deep - Shallow

Deep - Shallow

Fast - SlowFast

Fast - Slow

Fat - Skinny

Fat - Skinny

Good - Bad

Good - Bad

Happy - Sad

Happy - Sad

Hard - Soft

Hard - Soft

High - Low

High - Low

Hot - Cold

Hot - Cold

Interesting - Boring

Interesting - Boring

Late - Early

Late - Early

Long

Long

Lose - Win

Lose - Win

Near - Far

Near - Far

New - Old

New - Old

On - Off

On - Off

Open - Close

Open - Close

Pull - Push

Pull - Push

Quiet - Loud

Quiet - Loud

Rich - Poor

Rich - Poor

Right - Left

Right - Left

Right - Wrong

Right - Wrong

Round

Round

Short - Long

Short - Long

Short

Short

Slow

Slow

Small

Small

Strong - Weak

Strong - Weak

Tall - Short

Tall - Short

Tall

Tall

Think

Think

Thin

Thin

Up - Down

Up - Down

Wide - Narrow

Wide - Narrow

Young - Old

Young - Old

 

Angry

angry

Bad

bad

Busy

busy

cold

cold

cool

cool

crowded

crowded

Cute

cute

Picture Card For Kids

dangerous

difficult

difficult

Picture card for kids

drunk

Picture card for kids

famous

Picture card for kids

far

Picture card for kids

fast

Picture card for kids

fat

Picture card for kids

fever



full

Picture card for kids

goodlooking



headache

Picture card for kids

healthy



heavy

Picture card for kids

hungry

Picture card for kids

noisy



old

Picture card for kids

painful



poor

Picture card for kids

rich

Picture card for kidsPicture card for kids

scary1

Picture card for kids

sick

Picture card for kids

sleepy

Picture card for kids

slow

Picture card for kids

stomachache

Picture card for kids

strange

Picture card for kids

strong

Picture card for kids

super

Picture card for kids

tall & short

Picture card for kids

warm

 

 

 

 

1 comment:

  1. Great illustration! There's a mistake for the caption of the thick book. It was written think instead of thick. Thanks.

    ReplyDelete