Degrees of adjectives

What do adjectives describe?

• verbs
• nouns and pronouns
• adverbs
• prepositions

Demonstrative pronouns can also be demonstrative adjectives.
What are the four demonstrative pronouns or adjectives?

• Who, whom, what, when
• This, that, these, those
• his, her, they, them
• a, an, the, it

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

Several indefinite pronouns can also be indefinite adjectives.
Which are the lists below are examples of indefinite pronouns?

• this, that, these, those
• Which, who, whom, whose
• his, hers, him, her
• both, few, many, most

Name the type of adjective, in RED, used in the sentence.
These apples are my favorite.

• Demonstrative
• Interrogative
• Indefinite

Name the type of adjective, in RED, used in the sentence.
Some baseball players are switch hitters.

• Demonstrative
• Interrogative
• Indefinite

Name the type of adjective, in RED, used in the sentence.
Some baseball players are switch hitters.

• Demonstrative
• Interrogative
• Indefinite

Name the type of adjective, in RED, used in the sentence.
Most children have a natural curiosity.

• Demonstrative
• Interrogative
• Indefinite

Decide if the bolded word is an adjective or a common noun: The kids are getting ready for the talent show.

• noun
• adjective

Decide if the bolded word is an adjective or a common noun: She will play the drums.

• noun
• adjective

Decide if the bolded word is an adjective or a common noun: Can you put this on the kitchen table?

• noun
• adjective