2. What is an Adjective?
An adjective is a word that describes or limits a noun or a pronoun.

3. Descriptive Adjectives
Types of Adjectives
Descriptive Adjectives
Limiting Adjectives

4. Descriptive Adjectives
A descriptive adjective is an adjective that describes a noun or a pronoun.
A proper adjective is an adjective that is formed from a proper noun.
A common adjective is an adjective that expresses qualities of a noun or pronoun.

5. Proper Adjectives Columbian harbor French flag Olympic team
Canadian railroad
Scottish ballad

6. Common Adjectives
deep harbor
silk flag
pale light
elm tree
dusty lane

7. Limiting Adjectives Limiting adjectives may be:
numerical adjectives ( one, six, twenty-five)
pronominal adjectives ( used as a pronoun)
articles ( the, a and an)

8. Pronominal Adjectives
this, that, these, those
my, our , yours, his, her, its, their, whose
each, every, either, neither
any, all, another, both, few, many, several, some, such, much
which, what

9. Other Types of Adjectives
A demonstrative adjective is an adjective that points out a definite person, place or thing. A possessive adjective is that denotes ownership. A distributive adjective is an adjective that refers to each person, place or thing separately.

10. Other Types of Adjectives
An indefinite adjective is an adjective that points out no particular person, place or thing.
An interrogative adjective is an adjective that is used in asking a question.

11. Types of Adjectives Demonstrative This message will delight Marsha.
Possessive
Has your story been accepted.
Distributive
Each task has its own difficulties.

12. Types of Adjectives Indefinite
Many varieties of fruit were on display.
Interrogative
Whose umbrella is this?