Adjective | MCQs

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• This golden ring is too (costly) to purchase.
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• (costly): Adjective
• adjective, cost·li·er, cost·li·est. costing much; expensive; high in price
  

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Examples of Adjectives:

He is a tall boy.

He is a good boy.

He is an intelligent boy.

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 "The weather is comparatively hotter today."

The word "comparatively" already suggests a comparison, so we use the comparative form of the adjective.

The correct comparative form of "hot" is "hotter".

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 Bitter, Bitterness : کڑواہٹ, کڑوا :

The comparative degree of bitter is bitterer

A superlative degree of bitter is bitterest. 

more bitter and most bitter are the usual comparative and superlative forms

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ND9-11-2022

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 Sour: خراب ہونا :

The comparative degree of Sour is sourer,

superlative degree of Sour is sourest.

The comparative form of sour; is more sour.

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the superlative degree is the highest degree of comparison and is used to compare three or more nouns or pronouns.

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ND9-11-2022

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"because she always helps others". is the best choice

Because it explains and supports the statement that Martha is very nice, making it a coherent and logical continuation of the sentence.

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In this sentence, "He types fast and efficiently" is correct

Because "efficiently" is the adverb that properly modifies the verb "types," indicating how he types.

The adjective "efficient" should be replaced with the adverb "efficiently" to correctly describe the action.

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The comparative degree of the adjective "big" is "bigger."

In English, the comparative degree is used to compare differences between two nouns, And for one-syllable adjectives like "big," you typically add "-er" to form the comparative.

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"Nasty" is the odd word because it has a negative meaning.

While "Nice," "Generous," and "Kind" all describe positive attributes or behaviors.

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Adjective: Pretty

Comparative: Prettier

Superlative: Prettiest