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Adjective s Prepared by Zoraya Perez as partial requirement for Tedu 220 for the Bayamon Central University

Proper Proper Descriptive Descriptive Possessive pronouns Possessive pronouns Demonstrative Demonstrative Definite and indefinite Definite and

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  • Proper Proper Descriptive Descriptive Possessive pronouns Possessive pronouns Demonstrative Demonstrative Definite and indefinite Definite and indefinite
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  • Appalachian Russian American Alaskan
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  • Hawaiian is derived from the noun Hawaii.
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  • Alaskan is derived from the noun Alaska.
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  • Canadian is derived from the proper noun Canada.
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  • Big Small Long Short Soft
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  • The word excited is describing the woman.
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  • The words pretty, tanned and blonde are describing the girl.
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  • My His Theirs Ours
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  • My is describing possession.
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  • Her is describing possession.
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  • A An The
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  • A is a definite adjective talking about a singular noun.
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  • The is indefinite. Says who or what is the noun.
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  • those
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  • These cars This car That car Those cars
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  • That is demonstrating the noun.
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  • This is demonstrating whos house it is.
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  • The Puerto Rican flag.She wore a red dress.Their house is huge.
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  • An apple a day keeps the doctors away. These shoes are new.His pillow is so soft.
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  • Starting tomorrow John will bring chocolate donuts. My contacts fell in the faucet His pants are so faded.
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  • I love to eat Chinese food. These books are not mine. Our cabin is downhill.
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  • The beach is a great place to relax.
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  • She is running with her dog.
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  • He is ecstatic, cant you tell?
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  • That lady is petting the dog.
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  • The name of the continent is Asia.
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  • Did you see her car?
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  • That camera is that girls.
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  • The computer is blue.
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  • What a lovely pear.
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  • An apple a day keeps the doctors away.
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  • The Statue of Liberty is in New York
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  • Look at that air balloon up in the sky.
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  • He is always on the phone.
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  • The statue looks so vivid.
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  • His dog is his faithful companion. His is a possessive adjective.
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  • She has a lot of work ahead. She is a pronoun.
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  • Joe wants to win the race.
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  • The house was covered with snow.
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  • Their television is huge.
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  • She is kind to all animals.
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  • Those people are walking to work.
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  • The beaches in the Bahamas are beautiful.
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  • The Canadian flag has a maple leaf in the center.
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  • Thursday is one of the days of the week.
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  • December is the month we celebrate Christmas on.
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  • Bernard is taking a walk.
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  • Christmas is my favorite holiday.
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  • Florida is one of the fifty states.
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  • She is typing her school report.
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  • The king has sent for his crown.
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  • I love going to the beach on sunny days.
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  • The ghost is scary.
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  • That girl has purple hair.
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  • Is that a pink rabbit?
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  • Their family is a very happy one.
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  • This watch has an alarm.
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