Modifier in Sentence

Modifiers describe a word or make its meaning more specific. Modifiers can be shown below

• Get on my tank and load its missiles to full, we'll blow a lot of cars!

In English, adverbs and adjectives prototypically function as modifiers, but they also have other functions. Adjectives modify nouns and pronouns; whereas, adverbs modify verbs, adjectives and other adverbs.

Example for adverbs as modifier

• Smith kills him slowly
• I punch him gently
• She makes it very clearl
• Put it down roughly on table
• They throw a lot of foods

Example for adjectives as modifier

• It was a nice car
• Big gun doesn't make it better
• I sense dark aura here
• I never see a blue apple
• She is not a bad girl

There are two kinds of modifiers, premodifier and postmodifier. A premodifier is a modifier placed before the head (the modified component). A postmodifier is a modifier placed after the head, for example

• shotgun shells (premodifier)
• katanas in meiji-era (postmodifier)

Source: [grammar-mosnter] [wikipedia]