0An adjective is a word which is used to qualify a noun or a pronoun.
Eg. Big building, tall man, fat boy, etc.
Kinds of adjective:
1. Adjective of quality: Eg: Good, wise, tall, beautiful, intelligent, etc.
2. Adjective of quantity: Eg: Some, much, all etc.
Structure: Some, much, all+uncountable noun.
3. Adjective of number: Eg: One, two, three, first, second, etc.
The number can be divided into to parts:
i. Definite number: One, two, first etc.
Eg: I saw two joker there.
I am the first student to participate in this competition.
Structure: One, two, first + countable nouns.
ii. Indefinite number: Eg: Some, many, few, all, etc.
Some students are playing.
Structure: Some, many, few + countable noun.
1. Demonstrative adjective: Eg: This, that, these, those, etc.
This book is mine: Demonstrative Adjective
But This is my book: Demonstrative Pronoun.
Structure: This, that, these, those + noun.
2. Possessive adjective: Eg: His house, my book, your friend, etc.
Structure: Possessive adjective + noun.
Eg: My pen has lost.
3. Distributive adjective: Eg: Each, either, neither, etc.
Structure: Each, either, neither + noun/pronoun.
Eg: Each student was punished.
Either of them has come.
4. Interrogative adjective: Eg: Wh words: Which, what, whose, etc.
Structure: Wh words + noun.
Eg: Whose pen is this?
Which book do you prefer?
