65 English lessons that use adjectives

English Lesson: Yeah, it can be really intimidating traveling in a foreign country where you don't know the language and the customs.

1. “Yeah, it can be really intimidating traveling in a foreign country where you don't know the language and the customs.”

English Lesson: Just thinking about how enormous it all is... it blows my mind!

2. “Just thinking about how enormous it all is... it blows my mind!”

English Lesson: It's a terrible, terrible tragedy.

3. “It's a terrible, terrible tragedy.”

English Lesson: The thing about zombies is that they're not fast or resourceful, but they're absolutely relentless.

4. “The thing about zombies is that they're not fast or resourceful, but they're absolutely relentless.”

English Lesson: You need to come up with a concrete plan.

5. “You need to come up with a concrete plan.”

English Lesson: The extent of the damage is just... it's unprecedented.

6. “The extent of the damage is just... it's unprecedented.”

English Lesson: Daniel Day-Lewis gave an absolutely riveting performance!

7. “Daniel Day-Lewis gave an absolutely riveting performance!”

English Lesson: Yummy!

8. “Yummy!”

English Lesson: It's never a dull moment!

9. “It's never a dull moment!”

English Lesson: Sounds freaky.

10. “Sounds freaky.”

English Lesson: Oh wow. That sounds fascinating.

11. “Oh wow. That sounds fascinating.”

English Lesson: I can't put up with their incessant bickering.

12. “I can't put up with their incessant bickering.”

English Lesson: She's a tremendous asset to the team, and we're lucky to have her.

13. “She's a tremendous asset to the team, and we're lucky to have her.”

English Lesson: He was extremely animated.

14. “He was extremely animated.”

English Lesson: Once upon a time, there was a kingdom ruled by a kind and beautiful queen.

15. “Once upon a time, there was a kingdom ruled by a kind and beautiful queen.”

English Lesson: We have a really vibrant art scene.

16. “We have a really vibrant art scene.”

English Lesson: I'll warn you - It's still pretty damp.

17. “I'll warn you - It's still pretty damp.”

English Lesson: It's a nasty habit — bad for your health, expensive, not to mention the odor.

18. “It's a nasty habit — bad for your health, expensive, not to mention the odor.”

English Lesson: Everything is really blurry. I can't even make out what that sign over there says.

19. “Everything is really blurry. I can't even make out what that sign over there says.”

English Lesson: Not exactly, but I did get some promising leads.

20. “Not exactly, but I did get some promising leads.”

English Lesson: You have pretty obscure taste in music.

21. “You have pretty obscure taste in music.”

English Lesson: When you go in his office, there are books scattered all around.

22. “When you go in his office, there are books scattered all around.”

English Lesson: Meyerson suffered a major knee injury last year that took him out of the game for most of the season.

23. “Meyerson suffered a major knee injury last year that took him out of the game for most of the season.”

English Lesson: Oh my God, you must be so excited!

24. “Oh my God, you must be so excited!”

English Lesson: Do you have any recommendations for a nice, balanced red?

25. “Do you have any recommendations for a nice, balanced red?”

English Lesson: This one is relatively inexpensive.

26. “This one is relatively inexpensive.”

English Lesson: Growing up, I had a strong Southern accent.

27. “Growing up, I had a strong Southern accent.”

28. “He's adorable!”

English Lesson: Yeah, it's decent.

29. “Yeah, it's decent.”

English Lesson: It may not be too eco-friendly, but they're a lot easier to carry that way.

30. “It may not be too eco-friendly, but they're a lot easier to carry that way.”

English Lesson: An oldish gentleman, built kind of solidly?

31. “An oldish gentleman, built kind of solidly?”

32. “How lovely!”

English Lesson: You sound horrible!

33. “You sound horrible!”

English Lesson: You need to have a nice, firm grip.

34. “You need to have a nice, firm grip.”

English Lesson: A limp handshake leaves a bad impression.

35. “A limp handshake leaves a bad impression.”

English Lesson: The Earth's axis is tilted.

36. “The Earth's axis is tilted.”

English Lesson: I was going for something abstract and kind of edgy.

37. “I was going for something abstract and kind of edgy.”

38. “She's a little overprotective.”

39. “That sounds a little too intense for me.”

40. “She is highly motivated, reliable, and pleasant to work with.”

English Lesson: I'm totally obsessed with Glee.

41. “I'm totally obsessed with Glee.”

42. “It's very dry.”

43. “Don't be wasteful. Let's donate them.”

44. “The outside was crispy, and the inside was juicy and tender.”

45. “That kind of behavior would be totally unacceptable where I come from.”

46. “He's too effeminate. I like manly guys.”

47. “He's got those big, broad shoulders.”

48. “I have only a vague understanding of Korean politics.”

49. “This might sound sexist, but I do believe a woman should stay home and take care of the children.”

50. “It just wasn't very believable.”

51. “I get distracted so easily!”

52. “This one is ancient!”

53. “I'm more interested in having a really authentic local experience.”

54. “We made tentative plans to meet next Wednesday.”

55. “I lost a substantial amount of money.”

56. “My long-term goal is to open my own restaurant.”

57. “You'd be surprised how hard it is to find qualified programmers.”

58. “That's not very environmentally conscious of me, is it?”

59. “She's pretty awesome.”

60. “That one's not appropriate for children.”

61. “There's fierce competition among photographers for clients.”

62. “It's pretty catchy.”

63. “The fast food market in the U.S. is highly competitive.”

64. “Oh my God, that's horrible!”

65. “I was surprised by how down-to-earth he was.”