Grammar | Indefinite Adjectives

Indefinite adjectives

An Indefinite Adjectives is similar to an Indefinite Pronoun, except that it modifies a Noun Phrase, Noun, or Pronoun, as in the sentences.

_ Many people in the country believe that corporations are under-taxed.

Indefinite Adjective {many} modifies the noun {people}, the Noun Phrase ( many people ) is the subject of the sentence.

_ He will send you any box mail that arrives after you have moved to the city.

The Indefinite Adjective ( any ) modifies the Noun ( box mail ) and the Noun Phrase ( any box mail ) is the direct object of the Compound Verb ( very send ).

_ They found a few goldfish floating belly up in the pound.

In the example above, the Indefinite Adjective modifies the Noun ( goldfish ) and the Noun Phrase is the direct object of the Verb ( found ).

_ The title of Marry' s favorite game is " All dogs go to heaven ".

In the example the Indefinite Pronoun ( all ) modifies ( dogs ) and the full title is a Subject Complement.