Adjective

This type of adjective describes or gives the quantity of noun or something. To be precise, it provides the information regarding “how many?” like the count.

Examples:

“How many candies do you own?” “I only have a single candy ”

These type of adjectives are used to specify or indicate pronouns like “that”, “this”, “these”, “those”. Indirectly, they are used to point out the nouns or other objects.

Examples:

I love those paintings.

These adjectives are like the general one’s which describe both nouns and pronouns. That is they are typical “adjectives” in general.

Examples:

The small puppy was found yesterday.

They specify the question types regarding like “what?”, “which?”, “whose?”. It’s important to know that these can be found before nouns or pronouns.

Examples:

What type of dress do you want?

These adjectives describe where does the object belong to. So they shows the literal pronoun usage in the sentence.

Examples:

“Whose book is that?” That’s mine.