Numeral Adjectives: Definite, Indefinite and Distributive

This page features a complete video lesson on numeral adjectives, explaining how we use them to show how many or in what order things come.

You’ll learn about:

Definite numeral adjectives (e.g. one book, first place)
Indefinite numeral adjectives (e.g. several people, many days)
Distributive numeral adjectives (e.g. each student, every house)

Video: Numeral Adjectives

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