Adjective

Which sentence has an adjective?

• The cat meowed loudly.
• The big dog ran quickly.
• She is reading a book.
• The sun is shining.

Which sentence has an adjective?

• A person can change at the moment when the person wishes to change.

• If you don’t share someone’s pain, you can never understand them.

• Whatever you lose, you’ll find it again. But what you throw away you’ll never get it back.

• You can die anytime, but living takes true courage.

Which of the following does not have any adjective?

• Goodbye is so bitter while 'I love you' carries a far off scent.

• A letter can sometimes be short and sweet, and still, express important feelings.

• To be strong is not just about physical abilities. It's about having the courage to make tough decisions.

• Faith will move moutains.

Which of the following does not have an adjective?

• Knowing what it feels to be in pain, is exactly why we try to be kind to others.

• Fake people have an image to maintain. Real people just don’t care.

• How can you move forward if you keep regretting the past?

• I hate perfection because being perfect is to be unable to improve any further.

What is an adjective in this sentence?

"Helping people is the best way to make up for your mistakes."

• way

• people
• helping
• best

Which of the following has 2 adjectives?

• This world is cruel yet so beautiful.

• People who can’t throw something important away can never hope to change anything.

• A life that lives without doing anything is the same as a slow death.

• The moment you find the courage to give up your life for someone would be the moment you understand love.

Which of the following has the most adjectives?

• Remember that everyone you meet is afraid of something, loves something, and has lost something.

• Miracles don’t happen by just sitting around. We have to make them happen ourselves.

• The moment you think of giving up, think of the reason why you held on so long.

• If it’s possible for one person to be hurt by another, then it’s possible for that person to be healed by another.