Indefinite Adjectives

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What is an indefinite adjective?

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An adjective that describes a noun in a non-specific sense (e.g., few, several, any).

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Give an example of an indefinite adjective.

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Some examples include: few, many, several, any, all.

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True or False: 'Several' is an indefinite adjective.

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True.

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Identify the indefinite adjective in the sentence: 'There are many options available.'

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Many.

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What is the difference between a definite and an indefinite adjective?

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A definite adjective points to specific nouns (e.g., the, this), while an indefinite adjective describes nouns in a non-specific way (e.g., some, any).

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Select the indefinite adjective: 'Each student must submit their work.'

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Each.

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Which of the following is NOT an indefinite adjective: few, every, this?

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This.

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Fill in the blank: '_____ people attended the meeting.' (indefinite adjective)

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Several.

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What does the indefinite adjective 'any' imply?

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It refers to one or more of a non-specific group.

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True or False: 'All' can be considered an indefinite adjective.

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True.