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Types of Adjectives for Unit 12

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Type of Adjective
Definition or Example
regular adjective   a word that describes a noun that comes after it  
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proper adjective   describes a noun; capitalized because it's formed from a name  
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predicate adjective   found after a linking verbs and describes the subject  
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articles   the words - a, an , the  
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demonstrative adjectives   this, that, these, those  
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comparative adjectives   describing words that end in -er or use the word "more"  
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superlative adjectives   describing words that end in -est or use the word "most"  
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