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An adjective describes or modifies a noun or pronoun by telling which one, what kind, or how many. An adverb describes or modifies verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs by telling when, where, or how something occurred. Adjectives provide details about nouns, such as the color of a sweater. Adverbs provide details about verbs and other parts of speech, such as how quickly or slowly something was done. Both adjectives and adverbs add description to language.
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- 2. WHAT IS AN ADJECTIVE? An adjective is a word that describes/modifies a noun or pronoun EXAMPLES: A big, red ball The cute, huggable puppy The tall, green tree His huge, sharp teeth
- 3. WHAT IS AN ADVERB? Adverbs describe/modify verbs. EXAMPLES: Jose was quietly going out the door. Glendale was torn down slowly. Tony spoke slowly. Katie jumped high.
- 4. JUST EXACTLY WHAT DOES AN ADJECTIVE AND ADVERB DO? • An adverb tells us when,where,and how about verbs, adjectives and even other adverbs • An adjective describes a noun or pronoun by telling which one, what kind or how many
- 5. Examples of adjectives and the nouns/pronouns they modify. She wore a yellow sweater to the picnic. adjective noun My bedroom was messy. noun adjective She lost her blue and white parka. adjective adjective noun Yellow describes the sweater. Messy describes the bedroom. Blue and white describe the color of the parka
- 6. Examples of adverbs and what they do: David was extremely grumpy. Extremely describes how grumpy David was. The runner easily finished first. Easily describes how the runner finished the race. Jose, my oldest brother, drove slowly by his girlfriend’s house. Slowly describes how the brother drove the car.
- 7. Examples of adverbs and what they do: David was extremely grumpy. Extremely describes how grumpy David was. The runner easily finished first. Easily describes how the runner finished the race. Jose, my oldest brother, drove slowly by his girlfriend’s house. Slowly describes how the brother drove the car.