Adjectives

They give information about a quantity of a thing.

We use it before a noun.

We use the quantity adjective when we don't know the exact number of nouns.

1. I took some notebooks.

2.They had enough plates.

3.They gave me all his pen.

4. You did not eat any fruits.

5.I have a few man outside.

6.We have little time left.

7. There is no water in the jug.

couple

hundred

most

a lot

many

We use an adjective of quality to describe the subject or noun.

We ask question about "what kind?" in the quality adjective.

1. Sara is a beautiful girl.

2.He is a nice guy.

3. He has a black dog.

4. Our principle is an old lady.

5. That is a big park.

6.He is an honest person.

7.That is a heavy box.

big

intelligent

spoiled

small

loud

wide

funny

Read the sentence below and identify the correct adjective.

1. The boy ate a big banana.

2.Mrs. Gail is an intelligent teacher.

3. That is a heavy box.

4. I have enough cookies.

5.My mom gave me some crayons.

6.There is no food on the table.