Types of Adjectives
Descriptive Adjective - Describes a noun’s quality or state (color, size, shape, etc.).
She wore a bright dress.
We walked along the narrow path.
The cold wind made us hurry inside.
Quantitative Adjective - Shows quantity or amount (some, much, few, little, many).
I have some money in my wallet.
She drank much water after the run.
We saw few cars on the road.
Demonstrative Adjective - Points to specific nouns (this, that, these, those).
This apple tastes sweet.
Those shoes are very comfortable.
That house is for sale
Possessive Adjective - Shows ownership (my, your, his, her, its, our, their).
My phone is on the table.
He forgot his backpack at school.
They love their new puppy.
Interrogative Adjective - Used to ask questions (which, what, whose).
Which book did you choose?
What color do you prefer?
Whose coat is this?
Indefinite Adjective - Describes a non-specific noun (some, any, several, few, many).
Several people left early.
Many kids like ice cream.
Few friends stayed for dinner.
Proper Adjective - An adjective formed from a proper noun (American food, Italian pizza).
We ate Mexican food for dinner.
She wore a Japanese kimono.
I love reading French literature.