This is the first article on adjectives where we discuss how to identify the adjectives and
what work they do. Further, in new upcoming posts, we try to understand more on
adjectives. This could be a short introduction to adjectives.
Grammar
point: 3.0)
Adjectives Introduction:
What are adjectives?
Adjectives are a noun
that describes nouns and pronouns. They
can be two or more in one sentence. Let’s understand the adjectives by the help
of the illustrative image below.
The ultimate guide to Learn: Adjectives |
1) A big rectangle.
2) A small
circle.
3) A simple
star.
4) The striped
star.
More Examples:
- I have a beautiful
dresses.
-She has a colorful
dress.
Adjectives can describe singular or
plural nouns as shown in the examples. All noun used in the sentence are
underlined and all bold words are adjectives.
Similar way, we can describe pronouns by adjectives.
Pronouns: I, We, You, He, She, It,
They.
Examples:
1) They are
happy.
2) It is interesting.
3) She is beautiful.
Here, underlined words are pronouns and bolded are
adjectives.
Identification of adjectives:
1. By common adjective endings
-al
|
Cultural
|
historical
|
Graphical
|
-ful
|
Skillful
|
Helpful
|
Needful
|
-ic
|
Romantic
|
Athletic
|
Basic
|
-ish
|
Foolish
|
Selfish
|
Pinkish
|
2. By the structure of the sentence
Subject + linking verb + adjectives
|
Common linking verbs:
-
Appear, Be, Become Test, See, Smell, Look, Seem, Feel,
Sound, etc.
For instance,
i. It tests best!
ii. The teacher looked angry.
iii. The atmosphere in the campus sounds
cool.
The linking verbs can be in any
tense.
For instance,
- Present
-
Past
-
Perfect
-
Future
Article +
Adjective + noun
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iv. The ripe
oranges.
v. A smart
city.
vi. A good
student.
Note*
These are a few examples of adjectives it can be used in many
forms.
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