What are adjectives and what role do they play in a sentence?

Adjectives are words that describe the qualities of a noun or pronoun in a sentence, providing additional information about the subject.

Fill in the blank: 'This and that are used with ___ nouns, while these and those are used with ___ nouns.'

Singular, plural

True or False: 'Each' can be used with plural nouns.

False. 'Each' is always followed by a singular noun.

In the sentence 'Every seat was taken,' what does 'every' indicate?

'Every' indicates reference to the total group or when the number is indefinite.

Riddle: I describe nouns and pronouns, giving you a clearer view, what am I?

An adjective.

What is the difference between 'each' and 'every' when used as distributive adjectives?

'Each' refers to individuals in a definite group, while 'every' refers to the total group or an indefinite number.

Fill in the blank: 'This and these indicate something ___ to the speaker, while that and those indicate something ___.'

Near, distant

Short Answer: Give an example of how 'each' is used in a sentence.

'Each student must submit their assignment by Friday.'

In what type of sentences is 'some' typically used to express quantity or degree?

'Some' is used in affirmative sentences to express quantity or degree.

Fill in the blank: 'Few' means ___ and is used for countable objects.

Not many