Adjective

An adjective is a word that qualifies a noun and a pronoun.

Some of the main types of adjectives are:

 Attributive adjectives.

 Predicative adjectives.

 Postpositive Adjective

1. Attributive Adjective

Adjectives that sit right before a noun and express the quality, fault, or condition of the noun i.e.
attribute, are called Attributive Adjectives.

Examples:

1. The red pen is on the table.

2. The kind man helps the poor.

2. Predicative Adjective

The adjectives that qualify the noun or pronoun after the verb or verb as predicate or predicate,
i.e. express quality, then they are called Predicative Adjectives.

Examples:

1. The milk is hot.

2. Moumita is very beautiful.

3. Postpositive Attributive Adjectives

When adjectives describe indefinite pronouns and the pronoun 'those', they must appear
postpositively.

Examples:
1. She wants to try something new.

2. I don’t have someone special.

Decide whether the adjectives in bold are attributive or predicative:

1. They were eating delicious meals in the backyard.

2. The team was exhausted after their field trip.

3. I’m not sure why but this is an excellent plan.

4. Alena was popular in high school for her special talents.

5. The news about his resignation is surprising.

6. Katya’s friends were hanging out in the cozy cafe.

7. Walking alone at night is scary.

8. She is pretty with that dress.

9. A small group of kids gathered around the puppy that Linh brought to school.

10. Yamamoto didn’t think the joke was funny.

Write the type of adjective in the following sentences:

1. The blue door is locked.

2. The door is blue.

3. Wear something blue.

4. Are these the best seats available?

5. You seem sad.

6. Does the old clock still work?