1. ADJECTIVES ADJECTIVES
Adjectives give us more information about a noun.
They always come before the noun they are describing.
ADJECTIVES
My sister’s blue backpack…
The classes’ hard exam…
My family’s happy puppy…
A panda’s delicious food…
Somebody’s broken pencil…

2. ADJECTIVES EXACT QUANTITIES GENERAL QUANTITIES
One type of adjective you might not recognize is quantities.
These are used to say how many there are, but isn’t always exact.
EXACT QUANTITIES
GENERAL QUANTITIES
One
Two
Three
Four
Five …
Some
Many
(A) Few
(A) Couple
A dozen …

3. ADJECTIVES TYPES OF ADJECTIVE EXAMPLES
There is a specific order to adjectives if you have many of them.
Here are 5 different kids of adjectives:
TYPES OF ADJECTIVE
EXAMPLES
Quantity
Opinion /
Size
Shape
Colour
two, many, several
beautiful, easy, comfortable/
big, itsy bitsy, medium
round, triangular, square
red, polka-dotted, striped

4. ADJECTIVES
Here are some examples of how many adjectives can do together.
Quantity
Opinion
Size
Shape
Colour
The two, ugly, small, round, black cats are scary.
Taipei 101 is tall, square and green.
These two, big sandwiches are delicious but pink!
I have a comfortable, big, rectangular bed at home.