This document provides an introduction and overview of adjectives. It begins by defining adjectives as words that describe nouns and pronouns by telling about their quality, quantity, number or order. It then provides examples of adjectives and discusses the order and position of multiple adjectives using the acronym NOSASCOMP (number, opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material, purpose). The document also discusses the different types of adjectives including adjectives of quality, quantity, number, demonstrative adjectives, possessive adjectives, and interrogative adjectives. It concludes by thanking the viewer for watching and providing an opportunity to present on adjectives
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3. INTRODUCTION OF ADJECTIVE
A Word which describes a noun or pronoun is called adjective.
• Adjective tells about the quality, quantity, number or
order of the noun that its describes.
• A word that explains more about a noun size, Shape,
age, color, material and purpose etc
• It answer such types of questions like
What kind? How many? Which one? How much?
Order & position of adjective
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*Noun & Pronoun*
A Noun identifies a person, animal or thing.
A Pronouns are words like he, she, yourself, mine, who, this &
someone.
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4. INTRODUCTION OF ADJECTIVE Order & position of adjective
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Example Soft, Fresh, That, More, Ten, Happy, Large, Old
My blanket is very Soft. (What kind)
I have five rupees note. (How many)
She loved that dress. (Which one)
Hassan earns More Money than Khalid. (How much)
5. EXAMPLES
He loves blue color.
That’s a big table.
I love chocolate cake.
She wears red shirt.
They like sweet water melon
One beautiful lady.
Two hungry black dogs.
An ugly big black mole.
Five big square brown boxes.
Order & position of adjective
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6. Order & position of adjective
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Example of Adjective
Example of Adjective
7. When we are using more than one adjective,
we need to follow some rule .
We need to put adjective according to number, opinion,
size, age, shape, color, origin, material and purpose
We cannot just put the adjective wherever we desire.
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Follow NASAACOMP to make a good sentence Exercise
My mother gave me a cotton, red, soft shirt.
He got a square, big, plastic bottle.
She bought five, small, red, cherries.
I met a Japanese, old, man yesterday.
My brother broke my beautiful , old, ceramic blue mug.
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These degrees are applicable only for the descriptive adjectives.
The Degree of Adjectives
There are three degrees of adjectives
Positive, comparative, superlative.
Examples:
Positive degree: He is a good boy.
Comparative degree: He is better than any other boy.
Superlative: He is the best boy
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ADJECTIVE OF QUALITY
Tells about “What Kind”
It show the kind of quality of person or a thing
Example Soft, hard, beautiful, brave, sweet, cold, kind
She like her soft skin.
Rani is a beautiful women,
I like sweet mango.
The red rose.
The wise fox.
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ADJECTIVE OF QUANTITY
Tells about “How Much”
It does not provide information about exact number, but tell only the
amount of noun in relative or whole terms.
It is usually followed by a material or abstract noun
Example much, little, many, some, all, whole, enough, few
He cannot spend much money to buy toys.
Can you give me little water.
I ate some mango.
She eats a whole apple daily.
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ADJECTIVE OF NUMBER
Tells about “How Many”
Some adjective are used as adjective of number and quantity.
Some and more
Example some and more
I have some book. (used as adjective of number)
He drank some milk. (used as adjective of quantity)
The company needs more employees. (used as adjective of number)
They want more juice. (used as adjective of quantity)
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DEMONSTRATIVE OF ADJECTIVE
This type of adjective answers the question WHICH ONE
or
point out the particular noun.
Example That, This, These, Those
He bought that cycle.
These are my books.
Ali likes this house.
Those are my favorite fruits.
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POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE
This adjective explains ownership.
It comes before a noun or a pronoun.
Example His, Her, My, Your, Our, its, Mine, Their
His cars is red.
This is my book,
Our school is far from here,
Your little dog is playing there.
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INTERROGATIVE ADJECTIVE
This adjective are used with nouns to ask a question.
Example: Who, What, Which, Whose, Why, Whom, Where
Which fruit do you want?
Whose baby is playing in corridor?
What do you want from me?.
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I hope you understand , thank to watching and
give me a opportunity to present to explain
adjective and type of adjective