737. Adjectives Modify Nouns by Telling How Many
Number words are adjectives. Every time you put a number word with a noun, you are using an adjective. I bought two ears of corn at the market.We need five potatoes for dinner.Bobby read twenty books during the summer.My neighbor… Read more737. Adjectives Modify Nouns by Telling How Many
738. Adjectives Modify Nouns by Telling What Color
Color words are adjectives. When you use a color word in front of a noun to describe the noun’s color, you are using an adjective. Look at these sentence examples:My dad bought a red truck.I have brown hair.Sally likes the… Read more738. Adjectives Modify Nouns by Telling What Color
739. Ordinal Numbers are Adjectives
An ordinal number is a number that shows order. An ordinal number modifies a noun and acts as an adjective when it comes just before the noun. Look at these sentence examples:Jane is in sixth grade.My little sister lost her… Read more739. Ordinal Numbers are Adjectives
740. Practice with Adjectives
Section A: Find the adjective in each sentence. It may be a color word, a number word, an ordinal number, or a word that shows size. 1. My team plays their first game on Saturday.2. We wear green uniforms.3. My… Read more740. Practice with Adjectives
741. Adjectives Describe Nouns with an Attribute
Adjectives can modify nouns by showing other attributes besides size, number, and color. Here are some adjective examples that describe other attributes of nouns: pretty, beautiful, ugly, creepy, cute, handsome fresh, stale, special, hungry, open, closed, honest, lucky, cold, warm,… Read more741. Adjectives Describe Nouns with an Attribute
742. Possessive Adjectives
A possessive adjective shows ownership. Here are the common possessive adjectives: my, your, his, her, its, our, theirPlace the possessive adjective right before the noun that it modifies.Have you seen my coat?I found your pencil.John is looking for his dog.Mary… Read more742. Possessive Adjectives
743. Demonstrative Adjectives
A demonstrative adjective goes right in front of a noun and points to that noun. We have three demonstrative adjectives in the English language: this, that, and those. Notice how each of these words points to the noun that follows… Read more743. Demonstrative Adjectives
744. Proper Adjectives
A proper adjective is a describing word made from a proper noun. Look at these examples of a proper noun that changes into a proper adjective:America is a noun.American is an adjective.We hang an American flag in front of our… Read more744. Proper Adjectives
745. More Practice with Adjectives
Section A: Find the adjective in each sentence.1. Stand in front of the open door.2. I bought fresh vegetables at market.3. Sarah earned a perfect score on her test. Section B: Find the possessive adjective in each sentence.4. This is… Read more745. More Practice with Adjectives
