Adjectives for Class 4, Examples, Types and Worksheets | Free PDF

Hello everyone, on this blog we are discussing the topic of Adjectives for Class 4, and examples in detail that will help you in your exam and for practice purposes, at the end of the blog you will get Worksheets of adjectives for class 4. You will also get free access to download PDF.

Let’s move first with the definition of Adjectives:

Definition: An adjective is a word that is used to describe the qualities of a noun giving it a meaning.

Examples of Adjectives for class 4

1. Anant is an intelligent boy. (What kind of boy?)
2. I bought three pens. (How many pens?)
3. She needs some help. ( How much help?)
4. Siya is perfect for this project
5. She is wearing a beautiful dress.

Position of an Adjective

An adjective is always placed before or after the noun.

Examples of the Position of an Adjective: 

• An honest shopkeeper gave me my purse which I forgot at his shop.
• This shopkeeper is honest.

Types of Adjectives for Class 4 with Examples

1. Adjective of Quality (Descriptive adjectives or Attributive adjectives)
2. Proper Adjectives
3. Adjective of Quantity
4. Adjective of Number (Numeral adjectives)
5. Demonstrative Adjectives
6. Possessive Adjectives
7. Interrogative Adjectives

1. Adjective of Quality

Adjectives that show the features or quality of a person, place, or thing. Example: An honest man.

The adjective quality is used in 2 ways.

1. Use 1- When an adjective is used before a noun.
   Example: Maharana Pratap was a wise king (noun).
2. Use 2- When an adjective is used after a verb.
   Example: The weather is (verb) pleasant.

Examples of Adjective of Quality:

1. Ritik is a handsome boy.
2. She is very beautiful.
3. He is an honest officer.
4. The team played well.
5. Riya is wearing a pretty dress.

2. Proper Adjective

An adjective is formed from a proper noun. Example: I am proud of our Indian culture.

Examples of Proper Adjectives:

1. Queen Elizabeth died in 2022.
2. Her name is Jenny.
3. China is one of the strongest nations.
4. The Japanese culture is fascinating.
5. William Shakespeare is one of the greatest writers in history.

3. Adjective of Quantity

An adjective that shows the quantity of a thing or a person. For example a few, some, many, etc.

Examples of Adjective of Quantity:

1. Can you spare some money?
2. Some milk has left the fridge.
3. There is enough oil is put in the pan.
4. The sugar is sufficient for the tea. 
5. Do you need any help?

4. Adjective of Number (Numeral Adjectives)

It shows how many persons or things are meant and in what order a person or thing stands. For example One, three, five, second, and third.

Examples of Adjective of Number:

1. I have two dictionaries.
2. This book has many illustrations.
3. We have three dogs.
4. The teacher asked the second student in the row for one pencil.
5. You need one-tenth cup of milk for the batter.

Types of Adjectives of Numbers:

There are three types of adjectives for numbers such as:

1. Definite numeral adjective
2. Indefinite numeral adjective
3. Distributive numeral adjective

1. Definite Numeral Adjective:

Definite numeral adjectives are used to denote the exact number or position of the subject in the sentence such as one, two, three, etc. (cardinals) First, second, third, etc (ordinals)

Examples:

• Three people are standing.
• We need one student from each class.
• She is standing second last in the line.

2. Indefinite Numeral Adjective:

Indefinite numeral adjectives are used to specify numerous subjects but they do not give any specific number of values. They only provide information about the number of nouns but do not tell the exact amount of nouns in the sentence such as all, some, many, any, no, few, or several.

Examples:

• We need some cash for the event.
• There are a few apples left in the fridge.
• No one was there in the class.

3. Distributive Numeral Adjective:

Distributive numeral adjectives are used to indicate nouns as individuals in the whole amount such as each, every, either, and neither.

Examples:

• You need to choose either a red or black dress.
• Everyone has read that book.
• Neither of us completed the assignment.

5. Demonstrative Adjectives

These adjectives are used to identify the relative position of nouns with respect to time and place. Demonstrative adjectives are as follows: this, that, these, those, and such.

Examples of Demonstrative Adjectives:

1. This tree does not bear fruit.
2. I hate such things.
3.  These kids were playing at the park.
4. That earring looks beautiful.
5. That is a fine dining restaurant.

6. Possessive Adjectives

It shows possession or belongingness such as my, our, your, his, her, its, their

Examples of Demonstrative Adjectives:

1. My house is quite near the school.
2. Are your gloves warm?
3.  Her dress is looking beautiful.
4. Rohit is wearing his shirt.
5. Their house is next to ours.

7. Interrogative Adjectives

Adjectives that are used to modify the noun by asking a question such as adjectives can be: whose, what, or which.

Examples of Interrogative Adjectives:

1. Whose purse is lying on the table?
2. What time will the meeting be held?
3. What is best of all?
4. Whose dress is looking the best?
5. What do you prefer: coffee or tea?

Worksheets for Adjectives class 6th

Question 1: Choose the appropriate word in the following:

1. The (later/latter) part of the show was boring.
2. (Every/each) person wants to get rich.
3. Don’t leave the room till (farther/further) orders.
4. He is my (older/elder) brother.
5. Have you read (some/any) novel recently?
6. They have (a little/little) time. They cannot visit her.
7. Only (a few/few) members were present. No decision was made.
8. We have (some/any) good news for you.
9. The former is a fighter, the (later/latter) is a fighter.
10. They need (any/some) cash for the event.

Answers

1. Latter
2. Every
3. Further
4. Elder
5. Any
6. A little
7. A few
8. Some
9. Later
10. Some

Question 2: Choose the correct word from the following and fill in the blanks.

(wealthy, dirty, tired, clever, difficult, straight, heavy, old, cold, naughty)

1. The _______ boy answered all the questions correctly.
2. Can someone help me with a bag? It is very ________.
3. The old _______ woman died in her sleep last night.
4. The exam was _______ i do not think they will pass.
5. Jim is s0 ________ that even his parents cannot control him.
6. Cathy wants a ________ drink.
7. Her room was dark and _______.
8. After the trip, everyone was hungry and ________.
9. Bill Gates is a ________ man.
10. Can’t she draw a _________ line?

Answers

1. Clever
2. Heavy
3. Old
4. Difficult
5. Naughty
6. Cold
7. Dirty
8. Tired
9. Wealthy
10. Straight

Question 3: Tick the adjective that best describes the underlined noun.

1. A (big/round) tiger was chasing the deer.
2.  John rode to the college in a (tiny/yellow) bus.
3. Yesterday was a very (hot/small) day.
4. She asked her (strong/pink) friend to help her lift the table.
5. She left her (orange/big) jump rope at the playground.
6. He ate a (hot/small) slice of pizza.
7. Albert had to fix his (broken/sticky) glasses.
8. Children got excited when they saw the (pink/huge) elephant at the zoo.
9. Rohit got shy around the (left/pretty) girl.
10. The Empire state building is one of the (tallest/coloured) building.

Answers

1. Big
2. Yellow
3. Hot
4. Strong
5. Orange
6. Hot
7. Broken
8. Huge
9. Pretty
10. Tallest