The adjective is also called a property word or byword. It usually describes what property a person, an animal or an object has. The adjective is in front of a noun in the German language. A noun is also called a noun or noun. In the Latin languages, the adjective most often stands after the noun.
So, the adjective describes the noun in more detail. Therefore, it also changes accordingly: it indicates the same gender and the same number as the noun. You can also say: the adjective “funny” adapts to the noun: “a funny movie”. The adjective, like the noun, stands in the singular and in the masculine form. You can also look for opposites: clean – dirty, light – dark, wet – dry and so on. However, there is hardly any contrast to numerous adjectives. Examples of this are gray, golden, mediocre and others more.
From the adjective one can form intensifying forms: this is a “long” film, that one is an even “longer” film, but the third is the “longest” film.
It is quite difficult to distinguish between adjective and adverb. It depends on how and where it is written in the sentence. In the sentence “I got a droll dog” “droll” is an adjective, because it belongs to the noun “dog”. But if you say: “The dog plays drollly”, then “drollly” is an adverb, because it belongs to the verb “to play”. Because this distinction is so difficult, it is usually not made in the first years of school, but both are called characteristic words. This can be both an adjective and an adverb.
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