Group 3

Name: Daffa Alif A

Khadi Aryasatya
Nicky Hardiana C
Hotibul Umam
Fabian Azka
Ilham Pangestu
Tegar Herlambang
“Adjective”
 Understanding Adjective
Adjectives or adjectives are words that function to explain, describe, or
limit pronouns or nouns that are still general. The use of adjectives can
be exemplified by the phrases below.
When someone mentions a car, we don't know what kind of car they
mean. Because it's still too general. However, by adding adjectives such
as fancy, black, and sports, the car becomes specific and easy to
recognize. In this case, the more adjectives embedded, the more specific
the noun in question. Adjectives are used to limit nouns or pronouns that
are still common like this.
 Types and Examples of Adjectives

A. Descriptive Nouns
Descriptive adjective is an adjective that describes or explains the
condition of a noun or pronoun which includes size, shape, color, smell,
taste, and so on

Excample:
A handsome tall young smiling white man
Two large old abandoned houses
Her small round pink face
A valuable old gold watch
A symphatetic beautiful young English teacher
.
 B. Limiting Adjectives

Limiting adjective is an adjective that narrows (limits) a noun or pronoun

without providing information about the circumstances, type, and so on.
Limiting adjectives are grouped into 8 parts, namely:

1. Possessive Adjective
Possessive adjective is a possessive adjective that must be followed by a
noun.
My My Pleasure
Our Our Team
 Possessive Proper Adjective
Possessive proper adjective is possession that uses a
noun as the adjective. Here is how to use it.
Singular noun


(a) the girl


(b) Tom
Possessive form


the girl’s


Tom’s
 Interrogative Adjective
Interrogative adjective is an adjective used to ask questions.
Member: What + N

Which + N

Whose + N

Example: Interrogative adjective noun

What time
Which book
Whose house
 Fungsi Adjective

In general, the function of adjectives in English is as follows:

1. Subjective complement (penjelas subjek)
2. Objective complement (penjelas objek)
3. Objective complement (penjelas objek)
4. Head of adjective phrase (inti adjective phrase)
5. Comparison degrees (perbandingan)

i nt ag
V l e!
t y
es