Adjective

 Adjective

In English grammar, an adjective is a word that modifies or describes a noun or pronoun. Adjectives are used to provide more information about the qualities, characteristics, or features of the noun or pronoun they are modifying.

Adjectives can be used to describe different aspects of the noun or pronoun, such as:

Color: blue, red, green, etc.

Size: big, small, tall, short, etc.

Shape: round, square, triangular, etc.

Age: young, old, new, ancient, etc.

Origin: American, Chinese, Mexican, etc.

Material: wooden, metal, plastic, etc.

Some examples of sentences with adjectives are:

The tall building is located in the city.

The red car is parked on the street.

The delicious pizza has lots of cheese on it.

The happy child is playing in the park.

The old book is filled with interesting stories.

Adjectives are an important part of English grammar, as they help to provide more detail and specificity to our language. By using adjectives effectively, we can create more engaging and descriptive writing and speech.