6th Grade No Red Ink - Adjectives

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Adjectives describe nouns. They usually tell us what kind, which one, or how many. For example: Daniel told a hilarious joke. Adjectives usually come right before the nouns they describe. A PROPER adjective is a specific adjective that describes a noun. We capitalize these adjectives. Example: Italian food. Chinese company. Cumulative adjectives are two or more adjectives that build on one another and together modify a noun. Example: The big blue football jersey fit just right. Coordinate adjectives are words that describe some attribute of the same subject. For example: The bright, sunny day.

this week: adjectives

Your tasks

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