Adjectives mean those words who describe the qualities of nouns like: fun, fast, beautiful, happy.
Commodious سامان
This book is heavier than that one?
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comparative adjective: heavier
in the above sentence, the weight of one book is compared with the weight of another book.
"heavier is used as a comparative adjective here"
Another option is not suitably related to the sentence
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Saturnine means دکھی، غمگین یا افسردہ
Antonyms of saturnine: cheerful or jovial.
For example: Her smile became saturnine yesterday.
"Beautiful" is an adjective that describes something as pleasing, attractive, or lovely.
خوبصورت ایک صفت ہے جو کسی چیز کو خوش کن، پرکشش، یا خوبصورت کے طور پر بیان کرتی ہے
We use pronoun instead of a noun.
We cannot use noun and pronoun at the same place.
Here the word every is an adjective not pronoun.
Positive degree: Good
Comparative degree: Better
Superlative degree: Best
There is no adjective in this sentence.
The sentence contains a subject ("He"), a verb ("is parked"), and an object ("the car"),
But no descriptive word (adjective) modifies any noun.
In the sentence "It was a painful experience," the word "painful" describes the noun "experience," indicating the nature of the experience.
Adjectives modify nouns by providing more information about them.
The correct spelling of the adjective meaning "Indented teach" is "Didactic."
"Happy" describes the state or condition of "she," modifying the subject.
In this sentence, "looks" is a linking verb, and adjectives follow linking verbs to describe the subject.