Adjective Modifiers in Chinese (Simplified) grammar are used to modify or describe nouns, making the sentences more expressive and detailed. In the Chinese language, adjectives can be placed before the noun they modify or after the verb in a sentence, usually combined with the particle ‘的’ (de). An adjective can also be reduplicated to emphasize or soften its meaning. It is essential to learn and practice using adjective modifiers to improve your Chinese language skills and create more engaging and informative sentences. The following exercises will help you practice recognizing, understanding, and using Chinese (Simplified) adjective modifiers in various contexts. Good luck!