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Adjectives, Articles, and Demonstratives Notes

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adjectives

What are adjectives?

  • words that describe a noun
    • ANSWERS THE QUESTIONS:
      • What kind? We studied modern history.
      • How many? I read four books.
      • Which one? That chair is broken.

Proper Adjectives

  • Adjectives formed from proper nouns
    • THEY BEGIN WITH CAPITAL LETTERS
      • EX: We ate Italian food.

common Adjectives

  • a descriptive word that modifies a noun and isn't a proper adjective
  • common adjectives aren't capitalized, unless they start a new sentence
    • ex: The funny teacher kept the class engaged.

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  1. Lisa is wearing a sleeveless shirt today.

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2. Ben is an adorable baby.

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3. The restless child sat on the oversized chair.

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4. The book describes several educational scenarios.

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5. My younger sister bought a new pickup truck!

Articles & Demonstratives

DEMONSTRATIVES

  • Shows where an object, event, or person is in relation to the speaker.
    • Examples:
      • This
      • That
      • These
      • Those

DEMONSTRATIVES

  • THIS: Use with singular nouns and points out something close to you.
    • EX: This apple
  • THAT: Use with singular nouns and points out something far away.
    • EX: That door

DEMONSTRATIVES

  • THESE: Use with plural nouns and points out something close.
    • EX: These chairs
  • THOSE: Use with plural nouns and points out something far away.
    • EX: Those windows

Articles

  • Used to modify a noun.
    • Examples: A, an, the

Articles

A: Refers to any one item of a group.

  • Used before words that begin with a consonant.

The: Points to a specific item or items.

An: Refers to any one item of a group.

  • Used before words that start with a vowel.

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