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Types of Adjective |
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Five basic kinds of Adjectives: |
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Degree of Adjective |
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An adjective is a word that tells us more about a noun. It “qualifies” or “modifies“ a noun.
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An adjective of quantity is used to describe how much of something is referred to. These adjectives answer the question ‘How much?’ and refer to an uncountable amount. They describe the amount of something without stating the exact number.
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A demonstrative adjectives always come before the noun. It identifies the noun by indicating whether it is near or far.The examples of demonstrative adjectives are this, these, that and those.
Examples of the Demonstrative Adjectives are Given Below:
A simple medium of an interrogative is asking a question. An interrogative adjective is also called an interrogative determiner.
Examples: Interrogative adjectives include which, what, and whose. Interrogative adjectives qualify nouns and are used in interrogative judgments.
An adjective that modifies a noun by indicating who owns or has possession of it is called a possessive adjective.
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There Are Three Degrees of Adjectives:
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