Descriptive Adjectives with -able

This video lesson teaches English learners how to use descriptive adjectives ending in -able to explain qualities and possibilities clearly. These adjectives are extremely common in daily conversation, product descriptions, and professional contexts. The lesson explains how verbs change into adjectives by adding -able, helping learners recognize patterns and expand vocabulary efficiently. You will see clear examples such as mobile for things that can be moved, flexible for things that can be stretched, and convertible for things that can be changed. The video also introduces practical adjectives like foldable, fragile, and fixable, which are frequently used in work, shopping, and everyday descriptions. Designed for adult English learners, this lesson improves accuracy and confidence when describing objects, features, and capabilities. By understanding -able adjectives, learners can speak more precisely, understand written English more easily, and sound more natural in both casual and professional communication.