Description: This video focuses on adjectives derived from common verbs to help expand your vocabulary. Words like edible, legible, tangible, feasible, and plausible originate from verbs and carry unique meanings when describing specific situations. Let’s break them down with examples to make them easier to understand and use, along with their Arabic translations. 1. Edible (From the verb: Eat) Meaning in Arabic: صالح للأكل • Example 1: “These berries are not edible; they are poisonous.” هذه الت

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