PRONOMINAL ADJECTIVES 3

Relative Adjectives, which are the WH-words used as linkers or probably nouns to describe relative clauses.

Example in Sentences:

➧Lead us which way we have to follow

➧He took what opportunity he had for granted

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Indefinite Adjectives, which are used to describe or qualify the generality of a noun without specifying on a particular noun. These adjectives include: every, each, some, any, no, all.

Some of the adjectives in this category such as, every, some, no and any can take any of the forms explained below:

Adjective	Forms
Every	everyone, everybody, everywhere, everything,
Some	someone, somebody, somewhere, something
No	no one {or none}, nobody, nowhere, nothing,
Any	anyone, anybody, anywhere, anything

 

This table has justified well the use of indefinite adjectives.

Example in Sentences:

➧Everyone is welcomed (One is the noun qualified)

➧All students are to come early to the examination centre (students is the noun qualified)

➧You can call back any moment from now. (moment is the noun qualified)

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