Discover distributive adjectives! Learn what they are and how to use them with videos, rules and examples!
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What are distributive adjectives?
Distributive adjectives are a type of detereminers, that is, words which refer to indefinite quantities, or to definite but unknown people and objects.
Distributive adjectives are normally used with singular nouns. They include all, every, each, both, either and neither.
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"ALL MY FRIENDS AND I GO TO SCHOOL EVERY DAY.
THIS YEAR WE HAVE A NEW TABLET EACH.
MY FRIEND LISA GOES TO ANOTHER SCHOOL. BOTH OF US+ PLAY TENNIS."
