These broad examples of adjectives tie a noun or object to a person. While other adjectives describe a noun, possessive adjectives provide an owner for the object, such as his, her or their.

The corridor was clean and bright. The adjectives above can be referred to as descriptive adjectives. These types of adjectives modify the noun in the sentence by adding more information about it.

Adjectives describe objects, locations (nouns), people and places (proper nouns and pronouns). They are placed before the item or subject described, to modify them. When used appropriately ...