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Adjectives of Quantity
Adjectives of Quantity give information about the quantity of a thing.
We use the adjective of quantity with a noun.
We get these numeral adjectives to know the quantity by asking a question ‘how much?’ to a noun or pronoun.
These quantity-telling words give information to us about the number of nouns.
They do not tell the exact number
We use adjectives of quantity when we don’t want the exact number of nouns.
Examples of Adjectives of Quantity
Here are some examples of adjectives of quantity-
- I took some notebooks.
- They had enough plates.
- He gave me all his pens.
- He has no qualifications.
- I have no faith in him.
- You did not take any books.
- She asked him to give half the material.
- Many students were present today.
- I have completed most of my work.
- Baby ate the whole banana.
- I don’t have much time.
- Sam has little interest in drawing.
- She has sufficient facilities to learn computer skills.
- We spent a few rupees for watching cinema.
- They showed great courage when they met with an accident.
