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Enlightening Descriptive words (Descriptive Adj.): These modifiers depict the characteristics or qualities of things.
Model: The blue sky,
a tall structure,
a cordial canine,
an old book,
a lovely blossom.
Definite Descriptive words(Demonstrative Adj.): These modifiers show which things are being alluded to.
Model: This vehicle is quick,
those apples are ready,
these shoes are mine,
that house is huge,
such blossoms are uncommon.
Quantitative Modifiers(Adj): These descriptive words demonstrate the amount or measure of things.
Model: Many individuals went to the party,
not many understudies breezed through the test,
a few books were absent,
all understudies should join in, a few treats are left.
Possessive Descriptors(Adj): These modifiers show proprietorship or ownership.
Model: My home is comfortable,
His vehicle is costly,
Her sack is sharp,
Our group dominated the match,
Their feline is fun loving.
Relative Descriptive words(Adj): These modifiers are utilized to think about at least two things.
Model: This book is superior to that one,
Mary is taller than John,
The weather conditions today is hotter than yesterday,
This PC is more costly than that one,
She is more brilliant than her sibling.
