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I am not going to buy these shoes. find adjective​

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Answered by MoonSinha
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Answer:

I am not going to buy these shoes

Explanation:

The most common demonstrative adjectives are this, that, these and those. The demonstrative adjective in a sentence will come just before a noun or pronoun and tell you which one it is specifically modifying.

Answered by rakhivalecha
0

Answer:

I am not going to buy these shoes - Here the adjective is "these".

"These" is Demonstrative Adjective.

Explanation:

Adjectives- An adjective is a describing word that describes a noun or a pronoun.

Kinds of Adjectives-

  1. Adjectives of Quality - large, beautiful, clever, honest, nice etc.
  2. Adjectives of Quantity - some, much, little, any, half, whole etc.
  3. Adjectives of Number - one, two, three, few, many, first, second etc.
  4. Demonstrative Adjectives - this, that, these, those etc.
  5. Distributive adjectives - each, every, either, neither etc.
  6. Possessive Adjectives - my, your, his, her, our, their etc.
  7. Interrogative Adjectives - what, which, whose etc.
  8. Proper Adjectives - Indian, Chinese, American, French, Turkish etc.
  9. Exclamatory Adjectives - what, how.

Here in the given sentences -

"These" is Demonstrative Adjective.

To know more about adjectives, follow the given links -

  1. brainly.in/question/10918106
  2. brainly.in/question/24144861
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