Words {adjective}| can modify nouns.
In English, selector, determiner, order, number, size/shape/color, and classifier precede noun {adjective order}.
Adjective phrases {predicate adjective} can pair with copulas. With no copula, phrases are predicates.
Adjectives {article}| can specify nouns. Some languages do not have articles.
Articles {definite article} can be "the".
Articles {demonstrative article} can be "this", "that", "these", and "those".
Articles, pre-articles, and post-articles {determiner} determine nouns.
Articles {indefinite article} can be "a" or "an".
Articles {partitive, article} can be "some".
Words {prearticle} can be similar to articles but not as specific: some, many, several, much, most, all, each, both, and every.
Degree {degree, grammar}| can be superlative or comparative degree.
Between two, one is better {comparative degree}|.
Among choices, one is best {superlative degree}|.
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