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Q: What kind of adjective is used in the following sentence? These mangoes are ripe.
  • A. Quantitative
  • B. Possessive
  • C. Demonstrative
  • D. Interrogative
Correct Answer: Option C - Demonstrative Adjective is used in the sentence ‘These mangoes are ripe’. Hence option (c) Demonstrative Adjective: Demonstrative Adjective are Adjective that are used to qualify a noun and pronoun so that we know which specific person, place or thing is mentioned. Here in the present sentence ‘These’ modifies noun ‘Mangoes’ so ‘These’ is used as a demonstrative adjective.
C. Demonstrative Adjective is used in the sentence ‘These mangoes are ripe’. Hence option (c) Demonstrative Adjective: Demonstrative Adjective are Adjective that are used to qualify a noun and pronoun so that we know which specific person, place or thing is mentioned. Here in the present sentence ‘These’ modifies noun ‘Mangoes’ so ‘These’ is used as a demonstrative adjective.

Explanations:

Demonstrative Adjective is used in the sentence ‘These mangoes are ripe’. Hence option (c) Demonstrative Adjective: Demonstrative Adjective are Adjective that are used to qualify a noun and pronoun so that we know which specific person, place or thing is mentioned. Here in the present sentence ‘These’ modifies noun ‘Mangoes’ so ‘These’ is used as a demonstrative adjective.