What Are Adjectives?
Adjectives are words that describe or modify nouns (people, places, things, or ideas). They provide more information about a noun’s qualities, quantity, or characteristics, helping to make sentences more detailed and interesting.
Examples of Adjectives:
- Color: red, blue, green
- Size: big, small, tall
- Shape: round, square, flat
- Quality: happy, sad, fast, slow
- Quantity: many, few, several
How Adjectives Work:
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They usually come before the noun they describe:
abeautiful flower -
Sometimes they come after a linking verb (like "is" or "seems"):
The flower isbeautiful.
Summary:
Adjectives add detail to nouns, making your language richer and clearer. For example, instead of saying “car,” you can say “red car” or “fast car” to give more vivid information. If you want, I can provide examples or explain different types of adjectives!
