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It qualifies or describes a noun. It adds to the meaning of a noun. It is a noun-helper.  \n􀁹 Eg: Rama is a big boy.  \nLazy students fail.  \nGovinda is poor but honest.  \nEngland is a rich country.  \nLead is a heavy metal.  \nThe rose is a beautiful flower.  \nAhmed is apoor man.  \nMary has a little lamb.  \nBombay has a fine harbour.  \nKinds of adjectives  \n􀁹 Adjectives of quality  \n􀁹 Adjectives of quantity  \n􀁹 Adjectives of number  \n􀁹 Demonstrative adjectives  \n􀁹 Distributive adjective  \n􀁹 Possessive adjective  \n􀁹 Interrogative adjective  \nAdjectives of Quality  \n􀁹 It shows the kind or quality of an object or person. Adjectives of quality answer the question “of what kind”? Eg: thick forest, old building, wise man, new clothes, young boy.  \n􀁹 I know a funny little man.  \n􀁹 Foch was a great soldier.  \n􀁹 Bombay is a big city.  \n􀁹 I like the little pedlar who has a crooked nose.  \nAdjective of quantity  \n􀁹 Adjectives of quantity refers to the quantity. Yet it is an indefinite numeral. It answers the question “how many” or ‘how much’? Eg: some books, many people, all fools’ day, a few words, a little amount, more problems.  \n􀁹 Eg: Four boys ran down the street.  \n􀁹 There are twenty girls in the class.  \n􀁹 Shakespeare wrote many plays.  \n􀁹 I want some money.  \n􀁹 He has much money.  \n􀁹 There is little hope in victory.  \nDemonstrative Adjectives  \nIt is an adjective that points to an object or objects, a person or persons. Eg: this girl, that pencil, these boys. those balls.  \nCome and look at this snake.  \nlook at that tree.  \nI like these bananas.  \nI want those mangoes, not the others.  \nOh! Do look at that funny kitten  \nNote: the word ‘this’,‘that’, ‘those’,‘these’ can function as demonstrative pronouns as well as demonstrative adjectives  \nDistributive adjectives  \n􀁹 It is an adjective that refers to a person or thing, one at a time. Eg: each, every, either, neither ,  \n􀁹 Each one teach one.  \n􀁹 Every girl is a pearl.  \n􀁹 Walk along either side.  \n􀁹 Give support to neither party.  \nPossessive adjective  \n􀁹 It is an adjective that denotes possession. It is nothing but the possessive form of the pronoun. Eg. My pen, our school, your sister, his bag, their house, its tail.  \n\n| Pronoun | Possessive adjectives | Possessive pronooun |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| I | my | mine |\n| we | our | ours |\n| You | your | yours |\n| he | his | his |\n| she | her | hers |\n| it | its | its |\n| they | there | theirs |\n\nInterrogative adjective  \n􀁹 It is an adjective used to frame questions. They are, of course, the question words(‘what’, ‘which’, and ‘whose’) preceding a noun in a question.  \n􀁹 Eg.: What colour do you like?  \n􀁹 Which book is hers?  \n􀁹 Which way shall we go?  \n􀁹 Note: the interrogative words ‘what’, ‘which’, and ‘‘whose’ function as interrogative adjective as well as interrogative pronoun.  \nDegrees of adjectives  \n􀁹 Every adjectives has three different degree. They expressed in three different forms:  \n􀁹 Positive  \n􀁹 Comparative  \n􀁹 Superlative","cbCaigDsi9czvHNQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigDsi9czvHNQ","pdf",160119,13,"English","# Adjectives\n## Kinds of Adjectives\n## Adjectives of Quality\n## Adjectives of Quantity\n## Demonstrative Adjectives\n## Distributive Adjectives\n## Possessive Adjectives\n## Interrogative Adjectives\n## Degrees of Adjectives","[{\"question\":\"What is an adjective and what does it do?\",\"answer\":\"An adjective is a describing word. 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