Adjectives Exercises For Grade 6 Free

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A coordinate adjective is when two or more adjectives are used in a sequence to describe the same noun.

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Adjectives Exercises For Grade 6 Students

An adjective is a word that describes, identifies or further defines a noun or a pronoun. In short, it is a “describing” word.

Types of adjective Worksheet-3. See the underlined adjective and state its kind: These mangoes are quite sweet. Demonstrative adjective B. Adjective of quality. Adjective of number D. Possessive adjective. We have a little homework for the weekend. Demonstrative adjective B. Possessive adjective.
DIRECTIONS for questions 1 - 5: Pick out all the Adjectives in the following sentences, and say to which class each of them belongs:-. The ship sustained heavy damage. A live ass is better than a dead lion.

Let’s look at the following sentence: “The water is cold.” In this sentence we know that the “water” is a common noun. What can we learn about the water in this sentence? We learn that it is “cold”. “Cold” is an adjective as it describes the water.

Let’s once again look at the sentence “The water is cold.” Only now we will say, “The water is cold and blue.” The two adjectives that describe the water are that it is “cold” and it is “blue.”

Adjectives Test For Grade 6

Now let’s rework that sentence in another way. “The cold, blue water was everywhere.” This time the two adjectives came before the noun. Generally, when the adjectives come before the noun a comma is used between them (cold, blue). When they come after the noun, the word “and” is used between them (cold and blue).