1. What is an Adjective?

• An adjective is a word that describes a noun (a person, place, thing, or animal).
• It helps to give more information about the noun.
• Example: The tall tree is in the yard. (“Tall” describes the tree.)

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2. Types of Adjectives:
There are different types of adjectives:

• Describing What Kind: These adjectives tell what something is like.
• Example: The blue sky (blue tells what kind of sky)
• Describing How Many: These adjectives tell how many of something there are.
• Example: I have three books. (three tells how many books)
• Describing Which One: These adjectives tell which specific one.
• Example: This small cat is cute. (small tells which one)

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3. How to Find Adjectives:

• Adjectives usually come before the noun they describe.
• Example: The big house is on the street. (“Big” comes before “house.”)
• Sometimes adjectives come after a “being” verb (is, are, was, were).
• Example: The cake is delicious. (“Delicious” describes the cake.)

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4. Examples of Adjectives in Sentences:

• The happy dog wagged its tail. (happy describes the dog)
• I have four pencils. (four tells how many pencils)
• The yellow flower is pretty. (yellow describes the flower)