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Adjectives :

Describe nouns or pronouns (people places things)

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They never describe other adjectives or verbs

Mr Smith is
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a
fast man

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Adverbs
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Adjectives mo dify or give extra detail about a noun in

a . They allow you to express deeper

sentence meaning
describe verbs (actions or states of being)
and other non-nouns or pronouns
or add feeling
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.

We had a conversation
This sentence has it's hard to
. Smith
Mr run fast"
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interpret what kind of conversation happened

. When we

add an adjective ,
we can show what kind of conversa-
Fast is a adverb it describes a verb (run)
tion it was :

Ru S
We had an
angry conversation
Adverbs almost describe verbs or adjectives or
Adding this adjective changes the meaning of this sen-
other adverbs

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tence
. It gives more context about the kind of conver-
.

sation and allows the reader how the conversation

went
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Ly to the adjective
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Adjectives give clarity and can answer the questions : Slow-Slowly

,
which or ,
what kind of
Example : quick-quickly
Our cat is very old"
The adjectives tells us what kind of cat is being
described
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.
..

Sun sunny
Most of the time you would order an adjective to follow

a nown in a sentence like the example above but not

wind-windy
,

always
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..

The red car drove past 10 min .

ago Not all adverbs follow these rules , some don't follow

indicates which car drove pas t any P attern

and simply have to be learned
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