Answer:
Adjectives are those words that accompany the noun, and this is the most important thing to remember. They have the function of qualifying it, or expressing a quality of it.
Anything we can say about a noun is an adjective.
There are several types of adjectives, let's see some of them:
Qualifying adjectives: They are those that describe the noun as it is. Example: high, low, red, green.
Demonstrative adjectives: determine the relationship of proximity a thing or a person with respect to the noun. Example: That, those, this.
Possessive adjectives: They give you an idea of belonging or possession of the noun. Example: Yours, mine, ours.
Numeral adjectives: They determine a numerical quantity. Example: A house, two cars, three dogs.
