Feel free to use these printable worksheets to help your students learn more about adjectives.
Basic Adjectives
Alien Adjectives FreeCircle the adjective in each sentence. Then, tell what noun it describes.
Finding Adjectives MemberCircle the adjectives and identify the noun each describes.
Adjectives Worksheet MemberCircle the adjective in each sentence. Underline the noun it describes.
Adjectives Arrows Worksheet MemberCircle the adjective in each sentence and draw an arrow to the noun it describes. This is a 2-sided worksheet.
Adjectives That Come After Nouns MemberAdjectives usually come before a noun, but not always. Finding these adjectives can be tricky!
Choosing Adjectives MemberChoose the best adjectives to complete the sentences.
Adjective Opposites MemberFind each adjective, then write its antonym.
Kiki's Kitty MemberAdd adjectives for each letter of the alphabet to describe Kiki's kitty.
Adding Adjectives MemberAdd an adjective to each sentence to make it more interesting.
Articles (a, an & the)
Article Sentences: A and An MemberComplete each sentence with the word a or the word an.
Articles: Fix the Sentences FreeDetermine whether the article was used correctly in each sentence. If the sentence is incorrect, re-write it using the correct article.
Choose the Article MemberCircle the best article for each sentence. This worksheet features sentences with a zoo theme.
A and An - Two Special Adjectives (Articles) MemberAdd the word a or an before each noun.
A and AN (Advanced) MemberThis worksheet covers the advanced usage of the words a and an. Complete the sentences with the correct word. Includes exceptions, such as: an hour, a uniform, a unicorn, and an x-ray.
Adjectives or Adverbs?
Adjective or Adverb? MemberUse the clues to determine whether the underlined word is an adjective or adverb. This is a 2-sided worksheet.
Comparative & Superlative
Adjectives with -er and -est MemberLearning about comparative and superlative adjectives. Add -er or -est to each adjective to show comparison.
Adding More or Most MemberMore practice with comparative and superlative adjectives. Add the words more or most to the adjectives to show comparison.
Adjectives that Compare FreeTo complete each sentence, add -er, -est, more, or most to the adjective in parenthesis.
Comparative and Superlative Adjectives MemberComplete the comparative and superlative adjectives table.
Commonly Confused Adjectives
Adjectives - Fewer vs. Less MemberLearn the differences between the words
Prepositional Phrases
As Adjectives
Sometimes a prepositional phrase can act as an adjective in a sentence. Identify the prepositional phrase in each sentence, then circle the noun it describes.
Prepositional PhrasesAs Adjectives and Adverbs Member
Some of these sentences have prepositional phrases that act as adverbs. The others have prepositional phrases that act as adjectives. Students determine which are which. (Advanced level, recommended for grades 5 and Up)
See Also:
Subject & Predicate WorksheetsSeveral worksheets to teach simple subject, simple predicate, complete subjects, and complete predicates.
Grammar WorksheetsA hodgepodge collection of grammar worksheets
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