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Which type of adjective is used to describe a noun by asking a question?
Which type of adjective is used to describe a noun by asking a question?
What type of adjectives indicate ownership or possession?
What type of adjectives indicate ownership or possession?
Where do predicate adjectives typically come in a sentence?
Where do predicate adjectives typically come in a sentence?
Which type of adjective is derived from proper nouns and always capitalized?
Which type of adjective is derived from proper nouns and always capitalized?
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Which type of adjective gives information about the quantities of a noun by answering 'How much?' or 'How many?'
Which type of adjective gives information about the quantities of a noun by answering 'How much?' or 'How many?'
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What do numerical adjectives specifically denote?
What do numerical adjectives specifically denote?
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Study Notes
Types of Adjectives
- Interrogative adjectives are used to describe a noun by asking a question (e.g., what, which, whose)
- Possessive adjectives indicate ownership or possession (e.g., my, your, her, its)
- Predicate adjectives typically come after a linking verb in a sentence (e.g., "She is happy")
- Proper adjectives are derived from proper nouns and are always capitalized (e.g., Chinese, American, Victorian)
- Quantitative adjectives give information about the quantities of a noun by answering 'How much?' or 'How many?' (e.g., some, all, few)
- Numerical adjectives specifically denote a specific number or quantity (e.g., one, five, hundred)
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Test your knowledge of interrogative adjectives, possessive adjectives, and predicate adjectives with this quiz. Learn about describing nouns in questions, indicating possession, and identifying adjectives in sentences.
