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ADJECTIVES

ADJECTIVES. DEFINITION. A word used to modify (describe) a noun or a pronoun Usually comes before the noun or pronoun it modifies Tells what kind, which one, or how many. EXAMPLES. Gray skies Far-fetched tale Irish lace Lowest price Next day Last chance Some problems One river.

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ADJECTIVES

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  1. ADJECTIVES

  2. DEFINITION • A word used to modify (describe) a noun or a pronoun • Usually comes before the noun or pronoun it modifies • Tells what kind, which one, or how many

  3. EXAMPLES • Gray skies • Far-fetched tale • Irish lace • Lowest price • Next day • Last chance • Some problems • One river

  4. DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES • This, that, these, those • Modify nouns or pronouns • Example • Did Jennifer draw this picture? (adjective) • Did Jennifer draw this? (pronoun)

  5. NOUN OR ADJECTIVE? • Many words that can stand alone as nouns can also be used as adjectives modifying nouns or pronouns • Example • Cheese  cheese sandwich • Snow  snow sculpture • Weather  weather report

  6. ARTICLES • A, an, the • Definite article (the) • Refers to someone or something in particular • Example • The girl won • The elephant escaped. • Indefinite articles (a, an) • Refer to any member of a general group • Example • A girl won. • An elephant escaped.

  7. PRACTICEIdentify the adjectives below • Ms. Farrell tells all students that good workers will be give special privileges. • A dog, old and overweight, snored in the bright sun. • Beverly was worried. • The intelligent students suffered through the boring notes.

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