Nouns Used as Adjectives
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The document defines and provides examples of different types of adjectives: 1) Nouns used as adjectives, which come before another noun and answer questions like "what kind" or "which one"; 2) Proper adjectives formed from proper nouns; 3) Compound adjectives made of multiple words that can be hyphenated or combined; 4) Possessive adjectives formed from possessive nouns that modify another noun. Examples of each type are given.
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- 1. Adjectives (Nouns used as Adjectives)
- 2. - a noun used as an adjective usually comes directly before another noun - answers the questions, What kind? or Which one? Nouns Used as Adjectives
- 3. Nouns Nouns Used as Adjectives snack snack food (What kind of food?) ring ring finger (Which finger?)
- 4. 1. A shoe salesman Examples:
- 5. 1. A shoe salesman Examples:
- 6. 1. A shoe salesman 2. The waterfowl refuge Examples:
- 7. 1. A shoe salesman 2. The waterfowl refuge Examples:
- 8. 1. A shoe salesman 2. The waterfowl refuge 3. A sports car Examples:
- 9. 1. A shoe salesman 2. The waterfowl refuge 3. A sports car Examples:
- 10. - a proper adjective is a proper noun used as an adjective or an adjective formed from a proper noun. Proper Adjectives
- 11. Proper Nouns as Adjectives Proper Adjectives from Proper Nouns Boston newspaper Bostonian dialect India ink Indian curry
- 12. 1. Snow geese live in the Arctic region surrounding the North Pole. Examples:
- 13. 1. Snow geese live in the Arctic region surrounding the North Pole. 2. Some spend winters along the Atlantic coast. Examples:
- 14. 1. Snow geese live in the Arctic region surrounding the North Pole. 2. Some spend winters along the Atlantic coast. Examples:
- 15. - a compound adjective is made up of more than one word. - Most compound adjectives are hyphenated and others are one word. Compound Adjectives
- 16. Hyphenated Compound Adjectives Combined Compound Adjectives long-distance operator bedtime story saber-toothed tiger household goods
- 17. 1. Ducks, geese, and swans are web-footed birds that come in all sizes, shapes, and colors. Examples:
- 18. 1. Ducks, geese, and swans are web-footed birds that come in all sizes, shapes, and colors. 2. Some swans also migrate from freshwater lakes and rivers to seacoast homes. Examples:
- 19. 1. Ducks, geese, and swans are web-footed birds that come in all sizes, shapes, and colors. 2. Some swans also migrate from freshwater lakes and rivers to seacoast homes. Examples:
- 20. - possessive nouns are often called possessive adjectives when they modify a noun. - Possessive nouns include: (Smiths, Amys, Darkos) Possessive Adjectives
- 21. 1. The animals fur keeps it warm during the winter. Examples:
- 22. 1. The animals fur keeps it warm during the winter. 2. Chicagos skyscrapers are built to withstand the wind. Examples:
- 23. 1. The animals fur keeps it warm during the winter. 2. Chicagos skyscrapers are built to withstand the wind. Examples:
- 24. Lets practice!
- 25. Thank you!