English Grammar Rules: Nouns Used as Adjectives

[@sportshighlights5171]

Thank you for your time in explaining this matter.

[@EdithElizabethVallesdeHoyos]

My students enjoyed the lesson. Thanks!

[@halakh1957]

Thank you so much❤️❤️ I want to ask you a question, can we make an adjective using (-) whatever we want?

[@AnnKovshova]

Hello, Chelsea! I have a question: you said that we never put "s" at the end of a noun that works as an adj, but then you write "outdoor sportS shop". I believe there's a reason why we can put "s" sometimes, but why?

[@Robotel-SmartClass]

Thank you so much for your comment. This is one where I should have given the exceptions in the video-only I hadn’t thought of them yet! I should have said that *most* nouns used as adjectives will be singular. There are a few common exceptions-you can listen to a news reporter, go to a clothes store, or drive a sports car. I hope that helps and makes sense!

[@AnnKovshova]

@@Robotel-SmartClass I see! Thanks for your answer

[@MrRamaeri]

Sports is a singular noun, not sport

[@huynhthidieu99]

Short easy understand adjective explaining

[@leen2735]

Tysm

[@saad.youtube.001]

I have been using " years old " for a long time

[@Muhammad-bx9yu]

I like cheese pizza🍕 thank you for the lesson 🎉❤

[@BruceXue-u4u]

good

[@AhmedElhacen-oe9ln]

Hi 👋