Help me to tell the grammar distinctions between these.?

Question

Help me to tell the grammar distinctions between these：

the teacher's
「
zealous
ardent
enthusiastic
fervent
passionate
」
education

what's the grammar distictions them? help me , thanks~

I say the teacher's fervent, ardent, ...education.
fervent education, ardent education, .. , is an abstract noun.

Answer 1

"The teacher's..." (followed by something the teacher owns) is a possessive phrase (or genitive if you want to be posh); "zealous", "ardent", "enthusiastic", "fervent", and "passionate" are all adjectives; "education" is a noun.