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define adjectives and the ten kinds of adjectives with two examples each ​

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Answered by elsaabraham267
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Adjectives are words that describe or modify other words, making your writing and speaking much more specific, and a whole lot more interesting. Words like small, blue, and sharp are descriptive, and they are all examples of adjectives. Because adjectives are used to identify or quantify individual people and unique things, they are usually positioned before the noun or pronoun that they modify. Some sentences contain multiple adjectives.

Descriptive Adjectives.

Quantitative Adjectives.

Proper Adjectives.

Demonstrative Adjectives.

Possessive Adjectives.

Interrogative Adjectives.

Indefinite Adjectives.

Articles.

Example;

They live in a beautiful house.

Lisa is wearing a sleeveless shirt today. This soup is not edible.

She wore a beautiful dress.

He writes meaningless letters.

This shop is much nicer.

She wore a beautiful dress.

Ben is an adorable baby.

Linda’s hair is gorgeous.

This glass is breakable.

I met a homeless person in NY.

Answered by llMissCommanderll
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Words which describe a noun or pronoun are called adjectives.

Ten kinds of adjectives:-

  • Adjective of Quality
  • Adjective of Quantity
  • Adjective of Number
  • Interrogative Adjective
  • Demonstrative Adjective
  • Possessive Adjective
  • Distributive Adjective
  • Emphasising Adjective
  • Exclamatory Adjective
  • Proper Adjective

Adjective of Quality:-

It describes the quality (good or bad) of a noun or pronoun.

Examples:- 1. Rich

2. Poor

3. Big etc.

Adjective of Quantity:-

It indicates the quantity or amount of nouns (uncountables).

Examples:- 1. Some

2. Little

3. Enough etc.

Adjective of Number:-

It indicates the number of nouns (countables).

Examples:- 1. Thirty-five

2. Few

3. Several etc.

Interrogative Adjective:-

It is used to ask questions about noun or pronoun.

Examples:- 1. What

2. Whose

3. Which etc.

Demonstrative Adjective:-

It is used to point out or demonstrate which noun is meant.

Examples:- 1. This

2. That

3. Those etc.

Possessive Adjective:-

It is used to indicate the belonging or possession of a noun or pronoun.

Examples:- 1. Her

2. Your

3. My etc.

Distributive Adjective:-

It is used to indicate each of the noun or pronoun.

Examples:- 1. Each

2. Every

3. All etc.

Emphasising Adjective:-

It is used to emphasise a noun or pronoun.

Examples:- 1. Own

2. Very

3. Same etc.

Exclamatory Adjective:-

It is used with the nouns and indicate strong emotion.

Examples:- 1. What an idea!

2. How fast you ran!

3. What a blessing! etc.

Proper Adjective:-

It refer to unique people, places or things.

Examples:- 1. Thailand

2. Elizabeth

3. America etc.

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