Adjectives By Mrs. Cooley Adjectives are describing words. Adjectives describe or tell about nouns.
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ADJECTIVES
• Modifies Nouns
• Modifies Pronouns
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DEFINITION OF AN ADJECTIVE:
• It tells what kind of person, place, or thing. It may also point out which one or how many.
• Some nouns, pronouns, participles phrases can be acted as adjective
• There are four kinds of adjectives: Possessive, Demonstrative, Interrogative, and Indefinite
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Possessive Adjective
• Similar or identical to possessive pronouns, but as adjective that modifies a noun or noun phrase
• Examples:1. Rina lent me her English book.2. My car was stolen last night.3. How is chicken lay its egg?4. Father’s office close on Saturday
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Demonstrative Adjective
• Identical to demonstrative pronoun (this, that, these, and those)
• Examples:1. You need to repair that car.2. I like Harry Potter and I have collected those novel for series.3. This broken table should be put in the attic.4. I love these puppies than those puppies
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Interrogative Adjective
• which or what = interrogative pronoun, modifies a noun/noun phrase
• Examples:1. Which skirt do you choose?2. What car you bought?3. Which house she rent?
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Indefinite Adjective
• Similar to an indefinite pronoun, modifies a noun, pronoun, noun phrase
• Examples:1. Several people don’t believe in God2. You can bring all stuff you need.3. I have spent much time doing some
home assignments
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Order of Adjectives
Determiner
Observation Physical Description Origin Material
Qualifier Noun
Size Shape Age Color
a beautiful old Italian touring car
an expensive big antique
silver mirror
those square wooden
hat
her short black hair
some delicious Thai food
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Degree of Adjective
Comparison
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Adjectives and Adverbs
• It is a delicious meal. Adj. N
• It is delicious.Pro. Adj.
• He writes letters quickly. V Adv.
• It is quickly written letter. Adv. Adj. N
• It is an extremely quickly written letter. Adv. Adv. Adj. N
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THE USE OF ADECTIVES AND ADVERBS
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Adjectives ending in ed/ing
• Why are you looking so depressed/depressing? I’ve just been to the doctor and he told me I would
to take a pill every day for the rest of my life.• Why is that so depressed/depressing? He only gave me twenty-five pills.
Marry : That boy over there is annoyed/annoying me.
Jane : But he is not even looking at you.Marry : That’s what I am annoyed/annoying about!
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