Adjective Review

Descriptive

100

I hate happy people.

happy

200

We're all hard-working folk round here!

hard-working

300

I watched the most boring movie I've ever seen in high school.

most boring

400

The squeaking shoes made me go absolutely insane.

squeaking

500

I sunned it with smiles, and soft deceitful wiles.

soft deceitful

Demonstrative

100

This book is dull.

this

200

I don't like those shoes; they're too small.

those

300

I live in the same room I did in college.

same

400

What light through yonder window breaks! It is the east, and Juliet is the sun!

yonder

500

If I had to choose between Latin and French, I would pick the former, although French is more practical.

former

Distributive

100

Every man in the army has back problems.

every

200

each book I hand out is property of the school.

each

300

We can either do this the hard way, or the easy way.

either

400

I like neither of those options.

neither

500

To save money, you have to take a little from each paycheck and designate it as savings.

each

Indefinite

100

Do you all live like this?

all

200

Altos usually only have a few notes to sing.

few

300

I want my own house to live in someday.

own

400

I don't like this meal, can I have another?

another

500

Alright kids, that's enough. Cut it out.

enough

Numeral

100

There are 5 cows.

5; cardinal

200

Your grandmother was born first, and her brothers after.

first, ordinal

300

In a million years, I would never have thought of that.

a million, cardinal

400

I could have told this story thrice over, and you would never know.

thrice; multiplicative

500

Fourscore and seven years ago, people used numbers they didn't understand.

Fourscore; multiplicative; and seven; cardinal