Identify adjectives
Key Notes :
π Key Notes: Identify Adjectives πβ¨
What is an Adjective? |
An adjective is a word that describes a noun or pronoun.
It tells us what kind, which one, or how many.
Examples:
- π Happy boy
- π Red apple
- π Big house
- πΆ Three dogs
β Tip: If the word is telling what kind, which, or how many, it is usually an adjective.
Types of Adjectives πΎ |
Type | Example | Emoji |
---|---|---|
Descriptive Adjective (tells about qualities) | tall, beautiful, colorful | πΈπ°π¨ |
Quantitative Adjective (tells how much/many) | some, many, few, ten | π’ππ |
Demonstrative Adjective (points out something) | this, that, these, those | πππ |
Possessive Adjective (shows ownership) | my, your, his, her | π©βπ«π¨βπ§π |
Interrogative Adjective (asks questions) | which, what, whose | βπ€ |
Where to find an Adjective? |
Adjectives usually come before a noun:
- π a big balloon
- π° a delicious cake
Adjectives can also come after verbs like is, are, was, were:
- π The sky is blue.
- πΆ The dog looks happy.
How to Identify Adjectives π |
- Ask yourself: βDoes this word describe a noun?β
- Check if it tells what kind, which one, or how many.
- Look at the word before a noun or after linking verbs like is, are, was, were.
Examples:
- π· The beautiful flowers bloom in spring.
- π He has two basketballs.
- π± That cute kitten is sleeping.
Fun Activity for Practice π |
Circle the adjectives in the sentence:
- The small rabbit ran fast. π
- She wore a red dress. π
- There are five apples in the basket. π
Suggested Images for Teaching: |
- A big colorful house with labels: big = adjective π
- Three cute puppies with labels: three = adjective πΆπΆπΆ
- A happy girl eating ice cream: happy = adjective π¦π§
Let’s practice!ποΈ