TYPES OF ADJECTIVES

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TYPES OF ADJECTIVES

• - Dr. Maunas Thaker
• Assistant Professor,
• Dr. babasaheb Ambedkar Open Univessity,
• Ahmedabad

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INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES

• 1. To enable the student recall their
  pre-knowledge about a part of speech- adjective.
• 2. To enable the student to place the adjectives
  properly in a sentence.
• 3. To enable the student to correct the mistakes
  regarding order of adjectives in a spoken
  Sentence.
• 4. To enable the student to frame sentences with
  proper order of more than one adjectives.
• 5. To enable the student to frame correct
  sentences having different types of adjectives.
• 6. To make the student participate in various
  activities in the class.

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TESTING PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE

• The students know Parts of Speech in general and
  Adjective in particular.
• A word used with noun to describe or point out,
  the person, animal, place or thing which the noun
  names, or to tell the number or quantity, is
  called an adjective.
• Students know the (traditional) types of
  Adjective. i.e.
• Adjective of Quality large, nice, honest,
  foolish, english, round, red, Indian etc.
• Adjective of Quantity some, much, little,
  enough, all, no, any, great, half, whole,
  sufficient etc.
• Numeral Adjective etc. few, five, no, all, much,
  all, some, most, several, first, etc.

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INTRODUCTION

• Conventionally we learn the above mentioned types
  of adjectives (Quantitative, Qualitative etc.).
  But we commit mistakes when many different types
  of adjectives are used in a sentence. e.g.Mohan
  had an old nice book. What mistake is committed
  in this sentence?
• Check out some more sentences.
• My black new bicycle is stolen.- new black
  bicycle.
• Harish bought an old nice Gujarati book. -nice
  old Gujarati book.
• I have a red round rubber ball.-round red rubber
  ball.
• We often make mistakes in placing adjectives at
  proper place. So it is necessary to learn the
  correct order or sequence of the adjectives to be
  written in a sentence. Let us ldiscuss then
  about the order of adjectives.

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PRESENTATION OF THE CONTENT MATERIAL

• Adjectives are of following types. These
  adjectives are placed in a sentence in the order
  given bellow. OPSHACOM
• 1.Opinion lazy, good, bad, nice, fine, simple,
  modern, ordinary, extraordinary, etc.
• 2.Shape round, square, rectangular, circle,
  triangle,
• 3. Agenew, novel, old, latest, aged, fresh,
  stale, musty, decayed, recent etc.
• 4.ColourWhite, black, Red, Blue, Brown, Violet,
  Pink, Orange, Yellow.
• 5. Origin Indian. American, Gujarati,
  Australian, British, English, Spanish, etc.
• 6. Material wooden, iron., metal, silver,
  golden, plastic, paper, air, liquid, rubber Eg. I
  have a nice square old brown Indian wooden table.
• She has a black and white T.V.( adjectives of
  same type are joined by and)

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TEACHING METHODS

• Inductive- Deductive Method
• Structural approach.

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ORDER OF ADJECTIVES

• Mention the parts of speech used in the following
  sentence
• Neha has worn a beautiful pink sari today.

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ORDER OF ADJECTIVES

• Mohan had an old nice book.
• Mohan had a nice old book

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ORDER OF ADJECTIVES

• 1. My black new bicycle is stolen.
• 2. Harish bought an old nice Gujarati book.
• 3. I have a red round rubber ball.

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ORDER OF ADJECTIVES

• 1. My new black bicycle is stolen.
• 2. Harish bought a nice old Gujarati book.
• 3. I have a round red rubber ball.

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ORDER OF ADJECTIVES

• I bought a nice round old brown Indian wooden
  table.

Made in India
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OPSHACOM
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ORDER OF ADJECTIVES

• OP SH A C O M
• OP - OPINION
• SH - SHAPE
• A - AGE
• C - ORIGIN
• O - COLOUR
• M - MATERIAL

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What do you see in the following slides?Answer
using more than one adjectives.
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EVALUATION
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• Prepare one sentence having more than one
  adjectives on the pictures shown below.

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Thank You
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Source

• ES- 344, IGNOU B.Ed. Programme
• Professor Grammar
• http//professorgrammar.com/
• http//professorgrammar.com/opshacom1.shtml

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