2. Adjective: a word that modifies a noun or a pronoun

3. Adjectives can be: Adjacent to the noun/pronoun the slow dog Or in the predicate, following the noun/pronoun
(and a linking verb) the dog is slow

4. Two Types of Modifying Adjectives:
Descriptive: words we typically think of as adjectives
Determiners:
Articles: a, an, the
Demonstratives (this, that, these, those)
Numbers (cardinal and ordinal)
Possessives (Betty’s, his)
Quantifiers (some, much, many, most, all)

5. The Pair Test:
Since adjectives modify nouns, try pairing the word up with a noun. If it can work in front of that noun, it’s an adjective
the special, Chicago-style, deep-dish pizza
the pizza
special pizza
Chicago-style pizza
deep-dish pizza

6. The Pair Test:
Since adjectives modify nouns, try pairing the word up with a noun. If it can work in front of that noun, it’s an adjective
my extremely fast, very beautiful horse
my horse
extremely horse
fast horse
very horse
beautiful horse