Adjective Worksheet
The grammar rule (What kind?): An adjective tells what kind, what colour or how big a noun is. It usually comes just before the noun (a big box) or after is/are (The box is big). Before an adjective, use “an” if it starts with a vowel sound (an old box, an honest girl) and “a” otherwise (a useful book).
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- 1.Pick the describing word: The ___ parrot ate a chilli. (a) slowly (b) small (c) sings
- 2.Pick the describing word: The ___ monkey ate a banana. (a) happily (b) tired (c) sings
- 3.Fill in a or an: Pooja found ___ unusual box. (a) a (b) an
- 4.Pick the describing word: The ___ parrot ate a chilli. (a) slowly (b) runs (c) clever
- 5.Fill in a or an: Rahul found ___ orange box. (a) an (b) a
- 6.Fill in a or an: Saanvi found ___ small box. (a) a (b) an
- 7.Fill in a or an: Karan is ___ polite boy. (a) a (b) an
- 8.Fill in a or an: Kunal found ___ huge box. (a) an (b) a
- 9.Fill in a or an: Arjun found ___ orange box. (a) an (b) a
- 10.Fill in a or an: Tara is ___ unhappy girl. (a) a (b) an
- 11.Fill in a or an: Rahul found ___ huge box. (a) an (b) a
- 12.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Manav has a juicy mango.” (a) mango (b) Manav (c) juicy (d) has
- 13.Fill in a or an: Manav found ___ small box. (a) an (b) a
- 14.Pick the describing word: The ___ cat slept on the mat. (a) quickly (b) big (c) runs
- 15.Pick the describing word: The ___ dog chased the cat. (a) slowly (b) happy (c) runs
- 16.Fill in a or an: Aditya found ___ unusual box. (a) a (b) an
- 17.Fill in a or an: Manav is ___ active boy. (a) an (b) a
- 18.Pick the describing word: The ___ dog chased the cat. (a) happily (b) sings (c) clever
- 19.Fill in a or an: Ananya is ___ European girl. (a) an (b) a
- 20.Pick the describing word: The ___ dog chased the cat. (a) runs (b) hungry (c) happily
- 21.Pick the describing word: The ___ elephant drank water. (a) jumps (b) quickly (c) happy
- 22.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Kunal has a juicy mango.” (a) Kunal (b) mango (c) has (d) juicy
- 23.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Farhan has a funny book.” (a) Farhan (b) book (c) has (d) funny
- 24.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Kavya has a long wall.” (a) Kavya (b) has (c) long (d) wall
- 25.Fill in a or an: Kabir is ___ unhappy boy. (a) an (b) a
- 26.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Isha has a juicy mango.” (a) has (b) mango (c) juicy (d) Isha
- 27.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Arjun has a small toy.” (a) small (b) has (c) toy (d) Arjun
- 28.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Riya has a sweet song.” (a) has (b) sweet (c) song (d) Riya
- 29.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Dev has a small box.” (a) Dev (b) has (c) box (d) small
- 30.Fill in a or an: Rohan is ___ humble boy. (a) an (b) a
- 31.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Rahul has a red ball.” (a) ball (b) has (c) red (d) Rahul
- 32.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Tara has a long letter.” (a) Tara (b) has (c) long (d) letter
- 33.Fill in a or an: Pooja found ___ ugly box. (a) a (b) an
- 34.Pick the describing word: The ___ dog chased the cat. (a) happily (b) sings (c) big
- 35.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Kavya has a big bag.” (a) has (b) bag (c) big (d) Kavya
- 36.Fill in a or an: Kunal found ___ ordinary box. (a) an (b) a
- 37.Fill in a or an: Tara found ___ useful box. (a) a (b) an
- 38.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Priya has a blue bicycle.” (a) bicycle (b) Priya (c) blue (d) has
- 39.Which word is the adjective (describing word)? “Priya has a big ball.” (a) big (b) ball (c) Priya (d) has
- 40.Fill in a or an: Meera found ___ huge box. (a) an (b) a
Answer key
- small
- tired
- an
- clever
- an
- a
- a
- a
- an
- an
- a
- juicy
- a
- big
- happy
- an
- an
- clever
- a
- hungry
- happy
- juicy
- funny
- long
- an
- juicy
- small
- sweet
- small
- a
- red
- long
- an
- big
- big
- an
- a
- blue
- big
- a
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