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What is an adjective in grammar?
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An adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun by providing additional information about its attributes, such as size, color, quantity, etc.
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How do adjectives agree with nouns in Polish?
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In Polish, adjectives must agree with the nouns they describe in gender, number, and case.
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What are qualitative adjectives in Polish?
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Qualitative adjectives describe the qualities or properties of a noun, such as size, age, or color.
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What are relative adjectives in Polish?
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Relative adjectives are derived from nouns and indicate a relationship or association with the noun they are derived from.
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What are possessive adjectives in Polish?
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Possessive adjectives indicate ownership or possession. They include words like 'my,' 'your,' 'his,' 'her,' etc.
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What is the function of demonstrative adjectives in Polish?
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Demonstrative adjectives point out which specific thing or things are being mentioned, such as 'this,' 'that,' 'these,' and 'those.'
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How do adjectives change in the comparative form in Polish?
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In Polish, adjectives in the comparative form usually add the suffix -szy, though irregular forms exist.
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What is the superlative degree of adjectives in Polish?
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The superlative degree of adjectives, often formed with the prefix 'naj-' and the suffix '-szy' or '-iejszy,' indicates the highest degree of a quality.
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What are pronominal adjectives in Polish?
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Pronominal adjectives include possessives, demonstratives, and interrogatives, showing relationships, questions, or pointing to nouns.
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What are interrogative adjectives in Polish?
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Interrogative adjectives are used to ask questions about nouns, such as 'which' or 'what.'
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What are numeral adjectives in Polish?
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Numeral adjectives are used to specify the number of nouns, such as 'one,' 'two,' 'first,' 'second,' etc.
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How do suffixes affect adjectives in Polish?
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Suffixes can change the form and sometimes the meaning of adjectives, such as when forming comparative or diminutive forms.
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Can adjectives be used as nouns in Polish?
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Yes, in Polish, adjectives can take on a nominal function, such as 'the rich' (bogaci).
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What is an example of a Polish adjective altering for gender?
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The adjective 'mały' (small) changes to 'mała' for feminine and 'małe' for neuter nouns.
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What role do degrees of comparison play in Polish adjectives?
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Degrees of comparison (positive, comparative, superlative) allow adjectives to describe nouns in terms of degree, helping to compare qualities.
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