Adjective Study Guide
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Adjective Study Guide
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1. a, an, the

2. plain old adjectives; examples: yellow, dirty, old

3. degree of comparison that compares three or more things, uses -est or the word 'most'

4. adjective formed from a proper noun and begins with a capital letter; examples: French, Gunnison, English

5. degree of comparison that compares two or more things, uses -er or the word 'more'

6. degree of comparison that compares two things using 'as', uses the base adjective

7. adjective that tells which one; examples: this, that, these, and those