A word used with a noun to express the quality, quantity, numbers or point out person / thing, is called adjectives. They tell us what kind of, how many, how much, what color etc. persons, places, animals and things are.

Adjectives are used as:

(1) Attributive use and
(2) Predicative use

(1) Attributive use: When an adjective word(s) are used with a noun, is called attributive use.

Examples
	Mona is a beautiful girl.
	This is a tall tree.
	Rose is a lovely flower.
	That is a large building.
	English Mirror is a nice book to learn grammar.
	Krish is a clever student.

(2) Predicative use: When an adjective word(s) are used with a verb and forms a part of predicate is called predicative use.

Examples
	She is afraid.
	They are dead.
	The boy is lazy.
	He is alive.
	He looked happy.

Usually / Generally adjective is placed before the noun but sometimes it is placed after noun also.

A. Before Noun

Examples
	We found an empty (Adj.) room (Noun).
	She has a sweet (Adj.) voice (Noun).
	Anu likes spicy (Adj.) food (Noun). - (What kind of food?)
	I gave her a red (Adj.) rose (Noun). - (Rose of what color?)
	Alok won three (Adj.) prizes (Noun). - (How many prizes?)

B. After Noun

Examples
	The room (Noun) is/was empty (Adj.)
	Her voice (Noun) is/was sweet (Adj.)