A quantitative adjective is an adjective that indicates the quantity or amount of a noun, helping to describe how much or how many of something there are. These adjectives provide information about numbers or quantities without specifying an exact amount. Common examples include "some," "many," "few," "several," "all," and "more." For instance, in the phrase "many apples," the adjective "many" indicates a large number of apples, while in "few options," "few" suggests a small number of choices. Quantitative adjectives are important for conveying information about quantity in a clear and concise manner, helping to provide context for the nouns they modify.

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