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Adjective Worksheets
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Circle the adjective in each sentence. Then, tell what noun it describes.
Circle the adjectives and identify the noun each describes.
Circle the adjective in each sentence. Underline the noun it describes.
Circle the adjective in each sentence and draw an arrow to the noun it describes. This is a 2-sided worksheet.
Adjectives usually come before a noun, but not always. Finding these adjectives can be tricky!
Choose the best adjectives to complete the sentences.
Find each adjective, then write its antonym.
Read the story and find the adjectives. Then, use adjectives to answer the comprehension questions.
Add adjectives for each letter of the alphabet to describe Kiki's kitty.
Add an adjective to each sentence to make it more interesting.
Learning about comparitive and superlative adjectives. Add -er or -est to each adjective to show comparison.
More practice with comparitive and superlative adjectives. Add the words more or most to the adjectives to show comparison.
To complete each sentence, add -er, -est, more, or most to the adjective in parenthesis.
Complete the comparitive and superlative adjectives table.
Learn when to use the word a and when to use an.
Use the clues to determine whether the underlined word is an adjective or adverb. This is a 2-sided worksheet.
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