We can use adjectives as nouns to talk about groups of people and their characteristics.
In this lesson, you’ll learn how to change them and practise doing it.
There are 2 ways we can structure these adjectives (nouns).
These adjectives function as nouns to describe a group of people and characteristics.
They are used to describe groups in general, not individual people.
Rich people = the rich
Blind people = the blind
Old people = the old
English people = the English
French people = the French
Italian people = the Italians
German people = the Germans
Related grammar practice: Articles exercises (B1) · Adjective order exercises (B2).
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