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Talking about your personality is essential for many different reasons. You may need to introduce yourself to a group of people, talk about it with a college advisor, or convince someone from HR that you are the best fit for a job position. In order to describe personalities in English<\/strong>, you need to learn some adjectives. In this blog post, we will go over a list of 22 adjectives that can be helpful to you whenever you need to talk about your personality. Besides that, we will teach you some idioms that you can use to describe someone. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Wait…what are adjectives again? <\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Remember, adjectives are words we use to describe people or things. There are only two positions an adjective can take in a sentence. It can go before the noun which it modifies (beautiful<\/strong> country) or after a linking verb. Linking verbs include: be, look, taste, feel, sound and smell. If the adjective comes after a verb, it is called a predicative adjective and it links the subject to the adjective. Below are a few examples (the verb is bold and the adjective is italic): <\/p>\n\n\n\n