1. By: Sebastian Rivera & Luigi Santini

2. An adjective modifies a noun or a pronoun by describing, identifying, or quantifying words. An adjective usually precedes the noun or the pronoun which it modifies.

3. Possessive Adjectives- It is used with nouns to show possession or ownership. Demonstrative Adjectives- It shows whether the noun they refer to is singular or plural and whether it is located near to or far from the speaker or writer. Interrogative Adjectives- The interrogative adjectives what, which, and whose modify nouns and pronouns to indicate a question about them Proper Adjectives-Adjectives derived from proper names are called proper adjectives. They are easily recognizable in that they are always capitalized. Ordinal Adjectives- An ordinal adjective indicates the position of a noun in a series. Indefinite Adjectives- Indefinite adjectives are indefinite pronouns used before a noun.

4. Louis might be the fourth person to get beguiled by that girl scout into buying a large amount of cookies

5. The opposing teams showed civility towards each other, even after our team got beaten badly.

6. The decorous children, were behaving rather good, or maybe too good.

7. My children’s gracious demeanor made the rest of the new kids feel welcome in the school.

8. Because of the American student foolhardily joining all of the none- English activities, every found out he couldn’t speak anything besides English.

9. The new kid in drama class was glib with the props.

10. Anti-heroes are usually very ignoble for what they stand for.

11. The elegant man’s mores were very strict.

12. The dirty bum was provincial at the formal dinner.

13. Those stupid jokes about Michael Jackson when he died was unseemly.

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