Two large oaks covered your evergreens. how many adjectives are in the sentence?

An adjective tells which one, what kind, how many, or whose.

two- adjective (how many? two)

large- adjective (what kind? Large)

oaks- noun (Who or what is the sentence about? Oaks)

covered- verb (What did the subject do? Covered)

Your- adjective ( whose evergreens? Yours)

evergreens- noun (covered what? Evergreens)

There are three adjectives in that sentence.

Three

Explanation:

In this example, there are three adjectives. An adjective is a word that modifies a noun. Adjectives provide more information about the nouns they are describing, such as how, how many, or what kind. In this example, two adjectives are modifying the noun "oaks" (two; large) while one adjective modifies the noun "evergreens" (your).

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