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GRAMMAR: ADJECTIVES

Adjectives are descriptive words and they describe the noun in context. Adjectives usually answer the questions like "which", "what kind of", "how many", etc.

The little boy 
A new toy 
Enough meat loaf

An adjective is a part of speech which describes, identifies, or quantifies a noun or a pronoun. So basically, the main function of an adjective is to modify a noun or a pronoun so that it will become more specific and interesting.

For example: She is prettier than you.

Types of Adjectives

Attributive
Attributives are the ones that come right before the word(s) they modify.

The old man asked a question.

That is a good book. 
I found an old, black, cotton sweater. 

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  Appositive
  Appositives come after the words they modify. They are usually used in pairs.

  The woman, beautiful and smart, knew what she was doing.

  
  The winner, tired but happy, waved and smiled.
  

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  Predicate
  Predicates come after verb to be or after linking verbs. They come at the end of the sentence and they modify the subject.

  The tickets are expensive. 

  
  She looked old.
  The oven felt hot.
  He was young and shy.