Types of adjective Worksheet-7
A. This B. Wealthy C. My D. Tall
A. Tall, this B. Tall, wealthy
C. My, wealthy D. This, my
A. You B. Give C. That D. Bag
A. New B. Bench C. Girl D. Which
A. Enough B. Sugar C. Hot D. Tea
A. One B. Colourful C. Bag D. Her
A. One B. Colourful C. Bag D. Her
A. Sister B. One C. Colourful D. Her
A. The, two B. Topmost, this
C. This, important D. This, some
A. Two, some B. Two, this
C. Some, important D. This, important
Answer Key:
Explanation: “My” 'shows possession'; hence it is a possessive adjective.
Explanation: ‘Tall and wealthy’ tell us 'what kind of' man/uncle; hence they are adjectives of quality.
Explanation: ‘That’ 'points out to' bag; hence it is a demonstrative adjective.
Explanation: ‘Which’ 'asks a question'; hence it is an interrogative adjective.
Explanation: ‘Enough’ tells us how much ‘sugar’ (uncountable noun); hence it is an adjective of quantity.
Explanation: ‘Colourful’ tells us 'what kind of' bag; hence it is an adjective of quality.
Explanation: ‘One’ tells us how many ‘bags’ (countable noun); hence it is an adjective of number.
Explanation: ‘Her’ 'shows possession'; hence it is a possessive adjective.
Explanation: ‘Topmost & this’ 'points out to' drawers/bureau; hence they are demonstrative adjectives.
Explanation: ‘Two & some’ tell us how many drawers/papers; hence they are adjectives of number.