ADJECTIVES

'Their' denotes ownership.

'Our' indicates ownership.

'Right' describes the character or type of way.

'Half' expresses a part or quantity.

'Any' is often grouped as distributive or quantitative depending on context, but here it singles out an individual.

'Whose' asks about ownership.

'Several' indicates an indefinite number.

'These' points out grapes near the speaker.

'All' refers to an indefinite quantity/group.

'Your' indicates ownership.

'Every' distributes the attribute to each individual.

'Little' denotes the amount/degree of patience.

'Either' refers to one of the two sides individually.

'Those' points to distant flowers.

'All' indicates the total quantity of money.

'Which' interrogates the choice of book.

'Many' denotes an indefinite number.

'First' indicates ordinal position, a type of numeral adjective.

'Neither' distributes the negativity to either candidate individually.