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English Language Arts, Grade 7
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Study Guide Modifiers-Adjectives English Language Arts, Grade 7
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MODIFIERS-ADJECTIVES
What
is
an
Adjective?
A
word
that
describes
a
noun
or
a
pronoun
is
called
an
adjective.
Modify
means
to
change.
Since
adjectives
change
the
meanings
of
nouns
and
pronouns,
adjectives
are
also
called
modifiers.
Examples:
•
Adjectives
formed
from
proper
nouns
are
called
proper
adjectives.
Proper
adjectives
are
describing
words
that
are
always
capitalized.
The
Puerto
Rican
flag
has
the
same
colors
as
the
American
flag.
•
When
two
items
or
people
are
being
compared,
the
comparative
form
of
the
adjective
is
used.
When
three
or
more
items
or
people
are
being
compared,
the
superlative
form
of
the
adjective
is
used.
sweet
sweeter
sweetest
•
Compound
adjectives
are
separated
by
hyphens.
My
great-grandmother
is
approaching
ninety
years
of
age.
•
Sometimes,
a
participle
acts
as
an
adjective
Running,
Juan
hurried
home
to
tell
his
older
brother
the
good
news.
•
In
the
following
sentence,
intelligent
is
a
predicate
adjective.
The
word
intelligent
describes
the
word
sister
and
follows
the
predicate,
is.
My
sister
is
intelligent.
•
Demonstrative
adjectives
like
this,
that,
these,
and
those
modify
nouns.
Do
you
prefer
this
vegetable
or
that
one?
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Try
This!
1]
Choose
a
proper
adjective
to
complete
this
sentence.
My
Nana
has
an
_____
rug
in
her
living
room.
a]
extra
b]
old
c]
orange
d]
Oriental
2]
Choose
the
comparative
form
of
this
adjective:
merry.
a]
merrier
b]
marry
c]
merriest
d]
marries
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