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This document defines and provides examples of different types of adjectives: positive adjectives simply describe a noun, comparative adjectives compare two nouns, and superlative adjectives indicate the highest or lowest degree of a quality. Positive adjectives modify nouns without comparison, such as "hardworking student." Comparative adjectives use modifiers like "bigger" or "more" to compare qualities between two nouns, as in "His cat is bigger than my dog." Superlative adjectives use "the" and modifiers like "tallest" or "most" to indicate an absolute quality, for example "Nadeem is the tallest student in class."
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- 2. ADJECTIVE Presented To: Professor Asif Yousaf Presented by : M. SHOAIB
- 3. LEARNING OBJECTIVES To understand what an adjective is. To learn different types of adjective Use of different types of adjective in sentences
- 4. WHAT IS AN ADJECTIVE? • A word or group of words which tells us more about a noun • It describes or modifies a noun • Adjective often comes before the noun For example • They live in a beautiful house. • He is a brave man. • Momina is a lazy woman.
- 5. DEGREE OF ADJECTIVE • There are three degrees of adjective. • POSITIVE ADJECTIVES • COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES • SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES
- 6. POSITIVE ADJECTIVE • Positive adjective describes the (quality, quantity etc) of noun in a positive way. • Using positive adjective, you can modify noun and also you can express your emotions easily For example, • Momina is very hardworking student. • He is very intelligent.
- 7. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVE • Comparative adjective is used to compare between two nouns • It is usually used to demonstrate a high or low degree of quality of a noun as compared to the other. For example, • His cat is bigger than my dog. • This house is more exciting than the older one. • Ahmad is working harder than Faheem (SVL).
- 8. SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVE • Superlative adjectives are used to describe an object which is at the upper or lower limit of a quality • We also use ‘the’ with this degree. For example: • Nadeem is the tallest student in class. • He is the bravest man I have ever seen. • Momina is the most beautiful girl in class.
- 9. REFERENCES English Grammar byWren & Martin learnenglish.britishcouncil.org
- 10. ANY QUESTIONS ?
- 11. THANK YOU