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G An adjective of quality describes the quality of the noun or pronoun by answering
the question – ‘what kind of?’
Read the following examples:

1. The teacher asked a difficult question.

2. She is an honest woman.

G An adjective of quantity describes the quantity of the nouns or pronouns by
answering the question– ‘how much?’ This is uncountable.

Read the following examples:
1. We have enough food for a month.

2. Give me some water please.

G An adjective of number describes the quantity of the nouns or pronouns by
answering the question– ‘how many?’. This is countable.

Read the following examples:

1. Many friends helped him.
2. Sahil made several calls from his mobile.

G Adjectives of demonstration are used to point out the persons or things they modify
or describe.
Read the following examples:

1. Such students always get good marks.

2. These walls need to be painted.

G Adjectives of interrogation are used with the nouns to ask a question.

Read the following examples:
1. Which umbrella is yours?

2. What kind of clothes do you like?

G An adjective of possession shows belonging or Adjectives of Possession
possession. Adjectives of Possession answer the never take an apostrophe.

question– ‘Whose?’
Read the following examples:

1. Our car needs repairs.

2. This is her Grammar book.

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