Example of Pronominal Adjectives

An adjective is a word that complements the noun within the sentence, either to qualify it, or to highlight its characteristics.

The pronominal adjectivesAlso known as determinatives, they are a type of pronouns that, unlike these, do not replace nouns, but rather accompany and complement them.

The pronominal adjectives go to one side of the nounIt does not matter if they are placed before or after it.

Types of pronominal adjectives:

• Demonstrative
• Possessive
• Undefined

List of examples of pronominal adjectives:

• East
• Is
• These
• These
• That
• That
• Those
• Those
• That
• That
• Those
• Those
• Own
• Of yours
• Yours
• Our
• Yours
• Me
• You
• His
• Mine
• My
• Yours
• Your
• His
• Their
• Our
• A
• One
• A
• Some
• Nails
• Some
• Any
• Some
• Some
• Some
• No
• None
• None
• None
• Little
• Little
• Few
• Few
• Scarce
• Limited
• Scarce
• Scarce
• A lot of
• A lot
• A lots of
• Many
• Too
• Too much
• Too many
• Too many
• Everything
• All
• Everyone
• All
• Various
• Several
• Other
• Other
• Others
• Other
• Same
• Same
• Same
• Same
• So much
• So much
• So many
• Many
• Any
• Any
• Any
• Such
• Such
• Quite
• Enough

Examples of sentences with pronominal adjectives:

I want to buy these big balls.

Bring to me those Blue socks.

Lend me you black dress.

I like them very much those high heels.

I haven't seen you in too many years.

I bought other cottage.

Every afternoon of is week it has rained.

They are too many ice creams that I like a lot.

I love a lot me Aunt Rosy.

They are very nice your Twins.

Other types of adjectives:

• Adjectives
• Adjectives
• Demonstrative adjectives
• Explanatory adjectives
• Gentile adjectives
• Undefined adjectives
• Numeral adjectives
• Partitive adjectives
• Possessive adjectives
• Substantiated adjectives