Descriptive Adjectives with -able

This video lesson focuses on descriptive adjectives ending in -able and -ible, which are commonly used in both spoken and written English. These adjectives help explain what can happen to something or what is possible. For example, if something can be burned, it is combustible. If it can be melted, it is fusible. When something can be dissolved in liquid, it is soluble. You will also learn practical adjectives like freezable, measurable, and perishable, which are often used in daily life, work, and study contexts. Understanding how these adjectives work will help you sound more natural and precise in English. This lesson is ideal for adult English learners who want to expand vocabulary, improve accuracy, and understand word formation patterns. By learning how verbs change into adjectives with -able and -ible, you can guess meanings more easily and build confidence when reading, listening, or speaking. This makes your English clearer, more descriptive, and more professional.