NOTE: Most of the students used to get confused about demonstrative pronouns and demonstrative adjectives. Those birds are migrating from South America. This, that, these and those are the demonstrative adjectives. It helps to express the position of a noun or pronoun. In general, there are different kinds of adjectives used in English.ĭemonstrative adjectives are used to describe ‘which’ noun or pronoun we are talking about. We have seen how to position the adjectives.

The ghost is the reason for her to experience the feeling of frightening. These adjectives are used to talk about a thing, person, or event that makes us have a feeling. These adjectives are used to describe temporary emotions.Īnn is the subject of the sentence who experienced the feeling.Īdjectives ending in -ing is used to describe the characteristics of a person, a thing, a situation, or an event. We use the adjectives ending in -ed to describe people’s feelings and emotions in a sentence. Size + Age + Colour + Nationality + MaterialĪdjectives are ending in ‘ed’ and ‘ing’. When we use more than one adjective, we have a general guide to write it in the correct order in a sentence.We use the word ‘and’ between the two adjectives. We use two adjectives without a noun in a sentence.We use comma (,) between the adjectives in a clause.Įxample: Mr Rochester is a nice, old man. We can use more than one adjective before the noun in a clause.Some adjectives can be used after the verbs such as be, feel, look, seem, become, and grow. Most adjectives are used before nouns or after the verb ‘ to be‘. We learned what is an adjective but where and how to use it. It is used to tell the quantity and quality of them. It gives us information about a person or thing.

The adjective is one of the parts of speech in English.Īdjectives are used to describe the nouns in a clause. This page helps you to know about the adjective which is one of the main parts of speech and how to use it correctly.

What is a proper adjective