What Kind of Noun?
What Kind of Adjective?
Noun, Adjective, or Not?
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Other
100
Often the beginning of a sentence, this noun is the thing doing the action.
Subject
100
This adjective is simply describing an attribute of an object, without comparing.
Absolute
100
Joe Biden
Noun
100
The bus ran the red light.
Subject noun
100
This is the Spanish word for "no".
No
200
This type of noun is being affected by the subject.
Direct Object
200
This type of adjective describes quantity.
Numbers
200
Happy
Adjective
200
Roy gave Ben his weird-looking fish.
Indirect object noun
200
A shortening of the word "suspicious", you might call someone this if they were the imposter in the game Among Us.
Sus
300
This noun can add more clarification to an existing noun by describing it.
Adjective Noun
300
This adjective claims that an object is at the upper or lower limit of something.
Superlative
300
Up
Not
300
The man stole 5 dollars.
Quantity Adjective
300
This bird can flap their wings over 10-15 times per second, and is the only bird to be able to fly backwards.
Hummingbird
400
This noun is often the recipient of the direct object.
Indirect object
400
This type of adjective are used to see differences between two objects.
Comparative
400
Saucy
Adjective
400
My dog, a border collie, ran away.
Appositive noun
400
This is the seventh element on the Periodic Table.
Nitrogen
500
This kind of noun is used to add extra information to an existing noun. It usually goes in between commas.
Appositive
500
This is when two or more adjective describe the same thing, separated either by comma or the word "and".
Coordinative
500
Quietly
Not
500
She will be the fastest swimmer one day.
Superlative
500
This is the current Rotten Tomatoes audience score for Morbius. (round to the nearest 10% if you want)
71%