Adjective

1. An adjective is a word that is
used to add something to the
meaning of a noun or a
pronoun.

2. KINDS OF ADJECTIVES
1) ADJECTIVES OF QUALITY.
2) ADJECTIVES OF QUANTITY.
3) ADJECTIVES OF NUMBERS.
4) DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES.
5) POSSESIVE ADJECTIVES.

3. ADJECTIVE OF QUALITY
An adjective of quality is the
Adjective that denotes the quality or kind
of its Noun or Pronoun.
Ex: Notice the underlined words in the following sentences.
1) Rama sang a sweet song.
2) Horatius was a brave soldier.
3) The clever jackal pleased the lion.
4) Where is my white shirt

4. ADJECTIVES OF QUANTITY
An adjective of quantity is the adjective that
denotes the quality of its Noun or Pronoun.
Ex; notice the underlined words in the following
sentences
1) I bought some tea.
2) He is a little proud of his position.
3) The whole story is false.
4) Much wisdom is needed for this job.
5) At my words, he lost all patience.
6) You have no right to say.

5. ADJECTIVE OF NUMBER
An adjective of number is the adjective that
denotes the number of order (serial) of its Noun or
Pronoun.
Ex;- notice the underlined words in the following sentences
1. A hand has four finger and one thumb.
2. A few boys are there in the room.
3. There are no books in the Almirah.
4. All birds fly in the sky.
5. Some candles have gone out.

6. DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES
 A Demonstrative Adjectives is the Adjective that points
out or demonstrate its Noun or Pronoun.
 Ex;- notice the underlined words in the following
sentences
 1. This painting is very fine.
 2. That girl is very modest.
 3. These pets are mine, not hers.
 4. Never make such a mistake again.
 5. Whose book did she steal?