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Adjectives modify...

a noun or pronoun

Adjectives pair with...

nouns or pronouns

Descriptive adjectives give us information about...

a noun

Comparative adjectives are used when...

comparing two things.




Example: smaller, more, larger







Superlative adjectives are used when...

three or more things are being described. Example: smallest, most, largest





In addition to descriptive adjectives, adjectives also function as....

Adjective Determiners (5 types)


1. article determiners the, an, a


2. Demonstratives- this, that, these, those


3. number words--cardinal: one, two, three, ... ordinal: first, second, third, last, etc.


4. possessives--nouns: John's, Mary's pronouns: my, your, his, her, our, their


5. quantifiers--some, much, many, several,...






Quantifiers

some, much, many, several,...


Adjective Determiners

Article determiners

a, an, the






Adjective Determiners

Demonstratives

this, that, these, those




Adjective Determiners

Number words

Cardinal: one, two, three, ...


Ordinal: first, second, third, last, etc.




Adjective Determiners

Possessives
nouns: John's, Mary's

pronouns: my, your, his, her, our, their




Adjective Determiners

Adverbs pair with...
verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

Adverbs answer the questions...

how? why? when? where? to what extent?

They parked their truck there. (where?)


They parked their truck carefully. (how?)


They use their truck occasionally. (how often?)They unloaded the truck yesterday. (when?)

Adverbs that pair with adjectives test

Example:

a completely false idea. (the test: completely does not pair with idea) (you cannot say " a completely idea")


a very accurate guess. (the test: very does not pair with guess)


some quite dangerous weapons. (quite does not pair with weapons)

Adverbs that pair with other adverbs



Examples-notice the LY on the end of the adverb that is being paired with.



They always answer their mail very promptly.

We saw the movie rather recently.



Good Vs. Well

good pairs with a noun (He is a good dancer.)well pairs with a verb (He dances well.)

"good" pairs with a....

noun (He is a good dancer.)

"well" pairs with a...

verb (He dances well.)

"well" is used when referring to....

Health.


He does not feel well.

Comparative for "good" (adjective)

good, better

Superlative for "good" (adjective)

good, better, best

Comparative for "well"

well, better

Superlative for "well"

well, better, best

Comparative for "badly"

badly, worse

Superlative for "badly"

badly, worse, worst