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The document explains the role of adjectives in describing or modifying nouns and pronouns, enhancing detail and imagery. It provides examples of adjectives categorized by appearance, size, age, feelings/personality, qualities/characteristics, and quantity. Each category includes illustrative sentences to demonstrate the use of various adjectives.

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Adjective Example TOPICS

The document explains the role of adjectives in describing or modifying nouns and pronouns, enhancing detail and imagery. It provides examples of adjectives categorized by appearance, size, age, feelings/personality, qualities/characteristics, and quantity. Each category includes illustrative sentences to demonstrate the use of various adjectives.

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An adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun.

It adds detail and helps


create a more vivid picture. Here are some examples:

Describing appearance:

●​ Beautiful: "She wore a beautiful dress."


●​ Tall: "He is a tall man."
●​ Small: "They live in a small house."
●​ Colorful: "The flowers were colorful."
●​ Round: "The table was round."

Describing size:

●​ Large: "They have a large garden."


●​ Tiny: "The kitten was tiny."
●​ Huge: "The building was huge."
●​ Gigantic: "The dinosaur was gigantic."

Describing age:

●​ Old: "He drives an old car."


●​ Young: "She is a young student."
●​ Ancient: "The ruins were ancient."
●​ Modern: "They live in a modern apartment."

Describing feelings/personality:

●​ Happy: "She was happy to see her friends."


●​ Sad: "He felt sad after the game."
●​ Kind: "She is a kind person."
●​ Brave: "The firefighter was brave."
●​ Funny: "He told a funny joke."

Describing qualities/characteristics:

●​ Delicious: "The food was delicious."


●​ Interesting: "The book was interesting."
●​ Difficult: "The test was difficult."
●​ Easy: "The task was easy."
●​ Loud: "The music was loud."
●​ Quiet: "The library was quiet."

Describing quantity:

●​ Many: "There were many people at the party."


●​ Few: "There were few clouds in the sky."
●​ Several: "I have several books on that topic

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