Ch. 2 Adjectives
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Course Overview - AdjectivesWelcome To Chapter 2
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AdjectivesAdjectives Overview
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Types of Adjectives
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Common and Proper Adjectives1 Quiz
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Activity - Common And Proper Adjectives
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Predicate Adjectives1 Quiz
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Activity - Predicate Adjectives
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Articles and Indefinite Adjectives1 Quiz
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Activity 1- Articles and Indefinite Adjectives
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Activity 2 - Articles and Indefinite Adjectives
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Activity 3 - Articles and Indefinite Adjectives
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Possessive Adjectives1 Quiz
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Activity - Possessive Adjectives
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Activity 2 - Possessive Adjectives
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Activity 3 - Possessive Adjectives
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Interrogative and Demonstrative Adjectives1 Quiz
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Activity - Interrogative and Demonstrative Adjectives
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Activity - Demonstrative Adjectives
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Activity - Demonstrative and Possessive Adjectives mixed
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Numerical Adjectives1 Quiz
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Activity - Numerical Adjectives
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Adjectives and Comparisons1 Quiz
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Activity - Adjectives and Comparisons
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Almost there!1 Quiz
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Chapter Conclusion
Common and Proper Adjectives
Common adjectives specify shape, size, or color of a noun.

Common adjectives describe a noun in a general way. Examples of common adjectives include:
grey, blue, tall, long, enormous, small

Proper Adjectives
Review proper nouns in the Nouns chapter.
Proper adjectives are made from proper nouns. They are always capitalized.
Proper adjectives are also \”descriptive adjectives\” since they describe a noun.

In the first example, the proper adjective \”English\” is formed from the proper noun \”England\” and further describes \”book.\”
In the second example, the proper adjective \”American\” is formed from the proper noun \”America\” and further describes \”statue.\”
Proper adjectives can be made from the name of a particular person, place, thing, or idea.

Consider other examples with proper adjectives:

Mexico can be changed into Mexican.
Alaska can be changed into Alaskan.