[ad_1] An irregular adjective is a word that modifies a noun or pronoun but doesn’t have a simple comparative or superlative form. Simple adjectives use “-er” or “-est” suffixes, while irregular adjectives change completely, like “good” becoming “better” and “best”. Examples of irregular adjectives include “bad”, “many”, and “little”. An irregular adjective is a word […]
[ad_1] Coordinated adjectives work together to describe a noun and share equal effect. Commas separate them in a sentence. Two tests determine if adjectives are coordinated: replacing commas with “and” and changing their order. A coordinated adjective can be a bit of a difficult grammatical concept to understand. A set of adjectives might be considered […]
[ad_1] Adjectives clarify and specify nouns. Negative adjectives offer the opposite position of positive adjectives and can be formed by using antonyms, prefixes, inserting “not,” or using comparative language. Adjectives modify nouns and using an adjective is a way of clarifying or specifying exactly what is meant. For example, a student who is trying to […]
