Types Of Adjectives:
Proper Adjectives:
Japanese, Indian, English, Punjabi
For ex: Indian people are hardworking
I saw Chinese people
Interrogative Adjectives:
What, which, whose
For Ex:
Which flowers are available here?
What option is suitable for him?
Whose parents are present for meeting?
Possessive Adjectives:
my , his , her, its their
For ex:
I respect my teachers
I know about his problems.
Her parents are known to me
I know its side effects
Demonstrative Adjectives:
This , that, these , those
For ex:
These flowers are very popular
This man is very eminent
That case is solved skillfully
Those patients are shifted here
Descriptive Adjectives:
active, clever, brave, good, bad, tall, great,
For Ex:
He is very brave to face the problems.
I met many active people in our area
It is a very bad conception
Numerical Adjectives:
a) Cardinal adjectives: one, two, three, four
for ex: I saw two saplings
There are four options
I found three diagrams wrong
B ) Ordinal: First, second, third, fourth
It is the first option
He was the second winner in that competition
Indefinite Adjectives:
no, many, few, some, several, different, all, enough, several
For ex:
There are several doctors
There is enough sugar
We saw few options
I met all cops for it
He has no option.
There are different facts to cope up with.
Distrubutive adjectives:
Each, every, either, neither
Each student is asked for it
Every teacher was called for meeting
Quantitative Adjectives;
Much, little, some, any, all whole, enough
For ex: I want much sugar for these sweets
There is little water in the pot
I want whole grain for this dish
There is enough water to swim
