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Easy Grammar
Easy Grammar
Easy Grammar

Adjective
Adjective is a word used to add something to the meaning of a noun. An adjective is a
describing word. Adjectives are the words like tall, intelligent, rich, polite and sincere, etc.
For example:

He is a lazy boy.
Ankita loves spicy food.

When we use adjectives with a noun, they make the nouns precise.
They also make the language beautiful.
An adjective that indicates all the persons or things of a group or category individually but
not collectively is called distributive adjective .
For example:

Every person will meet his end.
Neither party won the match.

Each boy must take his turn.
Either pen will do.

A. Circle each adjective that describes each underlined noun/pronoun below.

1. That food tasted bitter.

2. I was ashamed that I didn’t pass my test.
3. The story was very brief.

4. I felt very comfortable in my new home.
5. The man was very creepy on Halloween.

6. My dad was courageous when he killed the spider.

7. My friend is anxious for his birthday.
8. It was very breezy today.

9. I am eager to start my test.

10. My brother was excited for his basketball game.
B. Circle the adjectives that tell what kind. Underline the adjectives that tell how many.

1. You have a cute dog.
2. There are ten baseballs in the bag.

3. Who made the three drawings?

4. You have a happy sister.

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