adjective qualifies

Examples (10)

• In grammar, an adjective qualifies a noun by describing it.
• In the phrase 'a red car', the adjective 'red' qualifies the noun 'car'.
• The teacher explained how a possessive adjective qualifies a noun to show ownership.
• A student's task was to find the adjective qualifying the subject in each sentence.
• Understanding how an adjective qualifies a noun is a key part of learning syntax.
• The noun 'journey' was qualified by the descriptive adjective 'long'.
• Not only does an adjective qualify a noun, but it can also make the text more vivid.
• Can you think of another adjective that qualifies the word 'sky' besides 'blue'?
• The term 'big' is a simple adjective that qualifies the noun 'city' in the phrase 'a big city'.
• The function of an attributive adjective is to directly qualify the noun it precedes.