3. Words that are used to describe (what kind
of?) nouns and pronouns and to quantify (how
much of?) and identify (which one?) them.
Example:
Jane is wearing a blue shirt.
There are seven rooms in the house.
5. These adjectives are used to describe the
nature of a noun.
They give an idea about the characteristics of
the noun by answering the question “what
kind?”
Example:
New Delhi is a large city.
Rizza Mae is a beautiful woman.
6. These adjectives help to show the amount or the
approximate amount of the noun or pronoun.
These adjectives do not provide exact numbers;
rather they tell us the amount of the noun in
relative or whole terms.
Ex: All, Half, Many, Few, Little, No, Enough, Great
I have read half of the book.
Many people watched the parade.
7. These adjectives are used to show the number of
nouns and their place in an order.
Ex:
Cardinals: One, Two , Three
Ordinals : First, Second, Third ..
Two student are sitting under the tree.
8. These adjectives are used to point out or
indicate a particular noun or pronoun
using the adjectives
Example: This, That, These, and Those
That bag belongs to Neil.
I really like those shoes.
9. These adjectives are used to ask questions
about nouns or in relation to nouns.
Example: Where, What, Which, and Whose.
Where did he say he was going?
What assignment did I miss out on?
Whose pen is this?
21. These are the various articles (the, a, an),
demonstrative (this, that, those, these),
possessives (my, mine, your, yours),
quantifiers (all, many, etc) numerals ( one,
twenty, thirty – seven etc)
22. Adjectives that give a quantity, and
subjective opinion to noun, telling “how
much” and “how was” the noun .
Ex. Few, Most, One, Three / Beautiful, Ugly,
Difficult
23. It tells about the size of the noun,
they can be used for an object as
well as living thing.
Example: Little, Bulky, Huge,
Tiny
24. It tells about the age of a noun either
by itself or in relation to another
noun.
Example: Young , Old, Teenage,
Mature, Recent,
25. It tells about the shape or
appearance of the noun.
Example: Circular, Triangular,
Oval, Wavy, Straights
26. It tells about the shade and hue
of a noun.
Example: Red, Pastel, Blue,
Metallic, Colorless
27. It shows the different geographical
locations associated with a noun.
Example: Southern, Northern,
Mexican , French
28. It talks about the raw material or
texture of the objects or the behavior
of the living nouns.
Example: Wooden, Plastic, Steely,
Metallic, Cottony
29. An additional word or phrase provided to
change the meaning of the noun in the
sentence.
It also answers the question : What is it used
for?
Example: racing (car), frying (pan),
30. Complete the sentences, putting the
adjectives that are in parentheses in
correct order to modify the noun that
is italicized.