Determiners
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100

Identify the italicized adjective as article, demonstrative, or indefinite.

"The park was established as part of the government’s program to preserve that area’s beauty."

demonstrative

100

Write in the blank the correct form of the adjective in parentheses. 

"Avoid wearing blue jeans in rainy or snowy weather since they take _______ to dry than wool. (long, comparative)

longer

100

Identify the adjectives in the following sentence, and state if the adjective is a possessive.

Theirs is a life of ease in comparison to deer in the wild 

a = adjective

the = adjective

100

When writing a sentence, how do you determine whether to use "a" or "an"?

A is used before a word that starts with a consonant sound.


An is used before a word that starts with a vowel sound.


100

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200

What is a determiner?

A special kind of adjective that signals a noun is coming in the sentence.

200

Underline the correct adjective from the choices in parentheses.

Sleeping bags made of synthetic fabrics are (durable, more durable) and cost less than those filled with down.

more durable

200

Identify the adjectives in the following sentence, and state if the adjective is a possessive.

"Many people come to Cades Cove because of its wildlife

many = adjective

its = possessive adjective

200

What 3 words are always adjectives no matter what, and what name is given to categorize them?

A, an, the  =  Article adjectives

200

Independent possessives are adjectives.

independent possessives are not adjectives

300

Identify the italicized adjective as article, demonstrative, or indefinite. 

"Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a popular place for many people to spend their vacations."

Indefinite

300

Write the positive, comparative and superlative forms of the word little.

little, less, least

300

What is the difference between a possessive adjective and an independent possessive?

*bonus points if you show an example*

A possessive adjective would be a possessive noun or pronoun that answers the question "whose" when describing a noun.

An independent possessive is when a possessive or noun does not have a noun to describe.

300

Identify each proper adjective.

"Germany was first known as Prussia; Prussian power excelled every other country’s power."

Prussian

300

All adjectives can be modified by nouns, and all nouns can be used as adjectives.

Adjectives modify nouns, not the other way around.

400

Identify all the adjectives that function as determiners as well as what kind of determiner they are functioning as.

"This park’s many campgrounds offer vacationers beautiful scenery and many outdoor activities as well as an abundance of wildlife."

This = Demonstrative, 

many = Indefinite,

 an = Article

400

List the 3 categories of comparative adjectives in order.

*bonus points if you also give an example of all 3 using the word "far"*

Positive, comparative, and superlative

400

Identify each italicized word as a possessive adjective or as an independent possessive

"Theirs is probably still the most popular religion"

independent possessive

400

What are the Adjective Questions?

What kind?

Which one?

How many?

Whose?

400

Coordinate adjectives are nouns that modify pronouns that give location.

Coordinate adjectives are adjectives that modify the same noun separately

500

There are several kinds of determiners. Name the 4 that we learned about.

Articles, Indefinites, Demonstratives, and Possessives.

500

Complete the sentence with the correct form of the adjective in parentheses.  

"One of the (unusual, superlative) cat breeds is the Manx."

most unusual

500

Identify each italicized word as an adjective or as an independent possessive.

"Dogs are sometimes referred to as man's best friend, because theirs is a life of companionship. Would you say that's true of yours?

man's = adjective

best = adjective

theirs = independent possessive

yours = independent possessive

500

Identify each adjective and the noun(s) they modify. 

"Most children enjoy camping because of the abundant wildlife, the nightly campfires, and the calm pace."

Most => children

the, abundant => wildlife

the, nightly => campfires

the, calm => pace

500

Its a crazy thing. Much of the people's around me don't believe me when I say things. Its like my opinion matters little to them than others. I feel as though there's is a double-standard. I wish I could change they're mind. None of what I'm saying is true, so it doesn't matter anyway.

1.) Its => It's

2.) Much => Many

3.) people's => people

4.) Its => It's

5.) little => less

6.) there's => theirs

7.) they're => their