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Mastering Malay grammar can be a rewarding experience, especially when it comes to understanding the intricacies of adjective-noun agreement. In Malay, adjectives typically follow the nouns they describe, which is quite different from English where adjectives usually precede the nouns. This fundamental difference can be tricky for English speakers learning Malay, but with focused practice, it becomes much easier to grasp. Our exercises are designed to help you internalize these rules through a variety of engaging and practical examples. By practicing adjective-noun agreement, you will not only improve your sentence construction but also enhance your overall fluency in Malay. These exercises will guide you through the correct placement and usage of adjectives in relation to nouns, ensuring that you gain a deeper understanding of how to express descriptions accurately. Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your skills, these exercises will provide you with the tools needed to communicate more effectively in Malay. Dive into our carefully crafted exercises and start mastering the nuances of Malay grammar today!
1. Baju itu sangat *cantik* (adjective for beautiful).
2. Anak-anak bermain di taman *besar* (adjective for large).
3. Buku ini sangat *menarik* untuk dibaca (adjective for interesting).
4. Rumah itu kelihatan sangat *bersih* (adjective for clean).
5. Kucingnya sangat *comel* (adjective for cute).
6. Makanan di restoran itu sangat *sedap* (adjective for delicious).
7. Kerja rumah ini agak *sukar* (adjective for difficult).
8. Langit hari ini sangat *cerah* (adjective for bright).
9. Tasik itu sangat *dalam* (adjective for deep).
10. Meja di bilik itu sangat *berat* (adjective for heavy).
1. Kucing itu sangat *comel* (adjective for describing something cute).
2. Rumah saya *besar* dan selesa (adjective for something spacious).
3. Bunga di taman itu sangat *cantik* (adjective for describing beauty).
4. Buku ini sangat *menarik* untuk dibaca (adjective for something interesting).
5. Makanan di restoran itu sangat *sedap* (adjective for describing delicious food).
6. Pelajar tersebut sangat *pandai* dalam matematik (adjective for someone smart).
7. Anjing jiran saya sangat *garang* (adjective for describing something fierce).
8. Jalan di kampung itu *sempit* (adjective for something narrow).
9. Filem yang kami tonton semalam sangat *seram* (adjective for something scary).
10. Pemandangan di pantai itu sangat *indah* (adjective for describing something beautiful).
1. Bunga itu sangat *cantik* (adjective for beautiful).
2. Rumah besar itu milik *Pak Ali* (possession of Mr. Ali).
3. Kucing hitam itu sedang tidur di atas *sofa* (furniture for sitting).
4. Buku yang tebal itu sangat *bermanfaat* (adjective for beneficial).
5. Ayah saya memakai baju *putih* (color of purity).
6. Kereta mewah itu berwarna *merah* (color of a ripe apple).
7. Anak kecil itu sangat *comel* (adjective for cute).
8. Pasar malam itu sangat *meriah* (adjective for lively).
9. Kerusi di dalam bilik itu *rosak* (adjective for broken).
10. Tanaman di halaman rumah itu sangat *hijau* (color of grass).
