what is adjective and its type
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adjective describes the quality of noun and pronoun ...fr eg.dark,two litres,some.....
it has four types ...
1 quantitative..
2descriptive...
3demonstrative..
hope it helps dear...
4possesive....
it has four types ...
1 quantitative..
2descriptive...
3demonstrative..
hope it helps dear...
4possesive....
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✴ ADJECTIVE
A word that gives more information about noun or pronoun, by selecting or restricting it's meaning; as funny, dark, good, bad etc.
✴ TYPES
▪ Proper adjective
Proper adjective describes a thing by referring it to some proper noun as;.
The Indian Plains - The plains of India.
▪ Descriptive Adjective
Descriptive adjective shows what quality or in what state, persons or things are; as a brave boy , a sick man etc.
▪Quantative Adjective
It shows the quantity or degree of a thing, it shows how much of a thing is meant as; much, little etc.
▪Numeral Adjective
It shows,
1) how many persons or things are meant, or 2)in what order a person or thing is.
Numeral adjective are of two kinds...
• Definite Numeral Adjective -: Denotes exact number.
• Indefinite Numeral Adjective -: Not exact number.
▪Demonstrative Adjectives
Show which or what person or things are intended to be pointed out.
They are of two kinds
•Definite Demonstrative adjective: When a person or thing is pointed out exactly.
• Indefinite Demonstrative adjective: When a adjective points put in a certain sense, but not exactly.
▪ Distributive Adjectives
Show that the person or thing named are taken separatly or in a separate lots.
▪Interrogative Adjectives
respect the application of a noun by asking a question; as What a book is that; Which book do you like?
▪Exclamatory Adjectives
Only "what" is used as exclamatory adjective ;as what fine books you have bought.
▪Possessive Adjectives
The words my, they, your, his, thier, it's, our. When used attributively (before noun) are called possessive adjective; as My hat, His name.
▪Emphasizing Adjectives
The word "very" and "Own"maybe used to emphasize a possessive Adjective; as
We saw it with our own eyes. Or
It happened before our very eyes.
Hope this will help you!! :)
Friend,
✴ ADJECTIVE
A word that gives more information about noun or pronoun, by selecting or restricting it's meaning; as funny, dark, good, bad etc.
✴ TYPES
▪ Proper adjective
Proper adjective describes a thing by referring it to some proper noun as;.
The Indian Plains - The plains of India.
▪ Descriptive Adjective
Descriptive adjective shows what quality or in what state, persons or things are; as a brave boy , a sick man etc.
▪Quantative Adjective
It shows the quantity or degree of a thing, it shows how much of a thing is meant as; much, little etc.
▪Numeral Adjective
It shows,
1) how many persons or things are meant, or 2)in what order a person or thing is.
Numeral adjective are of two kinds...
• Definite Numeral Adjective -: Denotes exact number.
• Indefinite Numeral Adjective -: Not exact number.
▪Demonstrative Adjectives
Show which or what person or things are intended to be pointed out.
They are of two kinds
•Definite Demonstrative adjective: When a person or thing is pointed out exactly.
• Indefinite Demonstrative adjective: When a adjective points put in a certain sense, but not exactly.
▪ Distributive Adjectives
Show that the person or thing named are taken separatly or in a separate lots.
▪Interrogative Adjectives
respect the application of a noun by asking a question; as What a book is that; Which book do you like?
▪Exclamatory Adjectives
Only "what" is used as exclamatory adjective ;as what fine books you have bought.
▪Possessive Adjectives
The words my, they, your, his, thier, it's, our. When used attributively (before noun) are called possessive adjective; as My hat, His name.
▪Emphasizing Adjectives
The word "very" and "Own"maybe used to emphasize a possessive Adjective; as
We saw it with our own eyes. Or
It happened before our very eyes.
Hope this will help you!! :)
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