How to use Proper Adjectives in Sentences

In this video lesson, we explore how to use Proper Adjectives in Sentences. These are adjectives that come from proper nouns, such as Italian, Shakespearean, or Victorian.

You’ll see how these adjectives describe origin, nationality, or association, and how they function differently depending on their position in a sentence.

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