Question

B Pick out all the adjectives in these sentences and write to which type each of them belongs.
1. I have called you several times.
2. Several persons were present at the accident site.
3. Which
pen do you prefer?
4. The child fell from a great height.
5. My aunt lives in the next lane.
6. The soldier died a heroic death.
7. Neither party is in the right.
8. A bird in the hand is better than two in the bush.
9. He comes here every day.
10. The ship suffered heavy damage.
plz answer the question ​

Answer 1

Answer:

1 several-degree

2 same as first

3 prefer-quality

4 great- comparison

5 lives- degree

6 heroic- quality

7 neither-rejection

8better-comparison

9every-time

10heavy-quantity

Answer 2

Answer:

1) Several - degree of adjective

2) Several - degree of adjective

3) Prefer- Quality of adjective

4) Great- Quality of adjective

5) Lives - degree of adjective

6) Heroic - Quality of adjective

7) Neither - distributive adjective

8) Better - Quality of adjective

9) Every - Distributive adjective

10) Heavy - Quantity of adjective

Explanation:

Adjectives, one of the eight components of speech, provide a noun additional details. They provide further details regarding a noun's size, form, age, colour, origin, or material.

An adjective is a word that describes or gives further details about a noun or pronoun that serves as the sentence's subject. Adjectives are found either before or after the noun they modify.

Based on how they are employed in sentences, adjectives can be classified into a variety of groups.

Adjectives can be classified as follows:

Adjectives of Possession

Adjectives of Interrogation

Adjectives that Show

Constructive Adjectives

Possessive adjectives:

Similar to possessive pronouns, possessive adjectives indicate or signify possession of a quality. Examples include: mine, yours, his, her, theirs, theirs, it's, whose, etc.

Interrogative Adjectives: An interrogative adjective is an adjective that asks a question in order to modify a noun or pronoun. Only a select few adjectives fit the description of interrogative adjectives. What, whose, and which are the three.

Demonstrative Adjectives: Demonstrative adjectives primarily define the location of a subject (a noun or pronoun) in space or time. In English, demonstrative adjectives include this, that, these, and those.

Compound Adjectives: A compound adjective is an adjective that is created by combining two or more other adjectives.

FINAL ANSWER - 1) Several - degree of adjective

2) Several - degree of adjective

3) Prefer- Quality of adjective

4) Great- Quality of adjective

5) Lives - degree of adjective

6) Heroic - Quality of adjective

7) Neither - distributive adjective

8) Better - Quality of adjective

9) Every - Distributive adjective

10) Heavy - Quantity of adjective

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