Say it Right in English

Learn how to use compound adjectives correctly in English with this quick and practical ESL lesson! 

This video explains common mistakes learners make when describing nouns with numbers, time expressions, and measurements—and how to fix them. 

Discover why phrases like “five years plan,” “seven years old boy,” and “four bedrooms house” are incorrect, and learn the correct forms such as “five-year plan,” “seven-year-old boy,” and “four-bedroom house.” 

You’ll also see how to properly use singular nouns in compound modifiers like “20 cent stamp” and “nine dollar toy.” 

This lesson is perfect for improving your English grammar, writing accuracy, and speaking fluency, especially when using descriptive phrases in everyday communication.

  Topics covered: Compound adjectives with numbers 

Hyphenated modifiers in English Singular vs. plural forms in descriptions Common ESL grammar mistakes and corrections 

Whether you’re a beginner or advanced English learner, this video will help you sound more natural and correct in both spoken and written English. 

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