Does the adjective tell you what kind or how many?
Key Notes :
πAdjectives β What Kind or How Many? π
| What is an Adjective? |
An adjective is a word that describes a noun (a person, place, thing, or animal).
It tells us more about the noun.
Example:
- πΆ The small dog is cute.
- π I like red apples.
| Adjectives Tell What Kind |
These adjectives describe the type, quality, or kind of the noun.
Examples:
- π° A big castle
- π¦ A delicious ice cream
- π± A furry cat
π‘ Tip: Ask yourself: βWhat kind of [noun] is it?β
| Adjectives Tell How Many |
These adjectives tell the number or quantity of the noun.
Examples:
- π Three bananas
- π Many fish
- βοΈ Several pencils
π‘ Tip: Ask yourself: βHow many [noun] are there?β
| Examples Combining Both |
- π Two big balls β βtwoβ tells how many, βbigβ tells what kind
- π° A sweet slice of cake β βsweetβ tells what kind, βaβ tells how many (one)
| Quick Rules to Remember β |
- Adjectives answer either: What kind? or How many?
- Sometimes a sentence can have both kinds of adjectives.
- Adjectives make our sentences more interesting and detailed! π¨
| Fun Examples for Practice π |
- π· A beautiful flower
- πΆ Five playful dogs
- π A large slice of pizza
- π¦ Three magical unicorns
Let’s practice!ποΈ

