1. Adjectives Definition: Used to describe nouns or pronouns
Answer the questions What kind? Which one? How many? How much?
They may come before or after the item being described
Types of Adjectives:
Proper: begins with a capital letter example: Chinese food
Articles: a, an, the
They refer to a general group of people, places, or things
Demonstrative Adjective: this, that, these, those
They refer to a noun or pronoun. Example: this shoe or those books
Demonstrative Pronoun: same four words, but are used alone instead of
referring to something. Example: this is yours or those are mine

2. Comparative: compares one person or thing with another.
It is one degree higher or lower than the base word.
Example: The desk is heavier than the chair.
This shirt is cheaper than that one.
Superlative: compares one person or thing to several others.
It is the highest or lowest degree.
Example: This is the best pizza in the world.
That was the hardest test I have ever taken.