What are the types of Adjectives?

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Sayeba Naushad | Contributor-Level 10

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The Adjetives are of following types:

Type of Adjective	Function / Usage	Examples
Descriptive Adjectives	Tells about quality or kind of a person/thing	tall, beautiful, soft
Quantitative Adjectives/Adjectives of Quantity	Tell us about the quantity of a thing	many, few, some
Demonstrative Adjectives	Tell us about a specific thing or person which is meant	this, that, these, those
Possessive Adjectives	Show ownership or possession	my, your, his, their
Interrogative Adjectives	Asks questions about nouns	which, what, whose
Distributive Adjectives	Refer to individual members of a group separately	each, every, either, neither
Comparative & Superlative Adjectives	Show comparisons between two or more nouns	bigger, best, more intelligent

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