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). Modifiers are words which change the meaning of the other words they are grouped with. Adjectives modify nouns, for example.
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- Modifiers are words which change the meaning of the other words they are grouped with.
- Adjectives modify nouns, for example.
- "the ball" can be described in more detail by adding the modifier "big": "the big ball".
- "the big blue ball" contains one more modifier, "blue".
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Determiners are those small words which come before nouns, like articles (a, an, the), possessive adjectives (my, your, his, ...), demonstrative adjectives (this, that, these, those), and a few others (some, each, ...).
Modifiers are words which change the meaning of the other words they are grouped with. Adjectives modify nouns,
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