 Each
word in bold
print in the question sentences below is which of
the following types of adjective?
Attributive adjective - an adjective that comes before a
noun.
Predicative adjective - an adjective that comes after a
copula or linking verb and not before a noun.
Comparative adjective - the form of an adjective used to
compare two things.
Superlative adjective - the form of an adjective that shows
which thing has that quality above or below the level of the
others. |
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| 1. The
beautiful girl was smiling as she entered the room. |
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| 2. I think this picture
is more beautiful than that one. |
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| 3. Everyone seems to
think this is the most interesting class. |
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| 4. The new
textbooks arrived at the bookstore today. |
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| 5. She is the
strangest woman I have ever met. |
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| 6. Joan is very
funny. |
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| 7. John is
older than Joan. |
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| 8. Nancy is
asleep. |
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| 9. This dessert is
tastier than the dessert at the other
restaurant. |
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| 10. This is the
most delicious item on the menu. |
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