Question

An adjective can describe both a

Answer 1

Noun and a pronoun. 

In the case of noun : "the cat is thin."

In the case of pronoun : "He was jealous"

Answer 2

An adjective can describe both a noun and pronoun

Further explanation

The definition of an adjective is a word to describe a noun and pronoun. An adjective comes before the noun that they are modifying. For example, green leaves, beautiful scenery, an interesting book, difficult problems, better conditions. An adjective can tells the color, size, shape, taste, texture, number, and a condition or weather.

A noun is a word to name a place, a person or a thing.

A pronoun is a word that replaces a noun such as I, she, he, me, they, that, and yours.  

To find the adjectives in the sentence you can use these adjective questions

1. What kind? (big house, warm water, tall person)
2. Which one? (red books, this city, last Sunday)
3. Whose? (Anthony's car, his table)
4. How many? (Three girls, a few books, several cars)

Some example sentences using an adjective

1. What a beautiful view.
2. I have a big dog.
3. The blue house is already sold.
4. That smart girl passed the exam.
5. He bought some fresh flowers.

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Attribute adjective brainly.com/question/10734262

Noun brainly.com/question/1934476

Keywords: adjectives, nouns, pronouns, the definition of an adjective