adjectives?

Question

How should i know the adjectives and the difference between verbs and nouns and adj's ?

Answer 1

Adjectives are descriptive words. They describe nouns. So, in the sentence, "I love her green shoes," green is the adjective. Adjectives describe amount, colors, sizes, textures, etc.

Nouns are objects, like people, places, things, or ideas. The ideas one can be tricky. Ideas are things like freedom or sensibility.

Verbs are the actions. Run, paddle, skate, jump. Nouns do these things. "The purple People-Eater laughed." Laughed is the verb.
Purple is the adjective, and People-Eater is the noun.

Answer 2

nouns are the subject, verbs are the action, adjectives describe the noun.
the round rock rolled down the hill. round is an adjective, rock and hill are nouns, rolled is a verb

Answer 3

noun is the name of everything, there are 6 types of noun,common noun,proper noun,collective noun, abstract noun, concrete noun and compound noun.
eg: BOOK, KELLY, a LIBRARY of book, DEVELOPMENT, CHAIR, GIRL FRIENDS.

verb is the telling word, action word, and condition word.
eg: she IS a girl ; she WALKS to school

adjective is used to describe the noun or pronoun.
eg: emily is PRETTY; it looks so DIRTY

that's all

Answer 4

Noun - a person, place or thing

Verb - an action

Adjective - a modifier for a noun

Example - "The white bunny is a fast jumper."

Noun - Bunny
Verb - is
Adjective - white

Answer 5

An adjective modifies/describes something so look for that idea.

e.g.

She is beautiful.
Beautiful is an adjective that describes 'she' - she is a pronoun btw.

Answer 6

A noun is a person, place or thing (e.g. man, office, tree)

A verb is a action word (e.g. running, beating, holding, typing)

An adjective modifies a noun(e.g. handsome man, busy office, beautiful tree)

Answer 7

productive