adjective Flashcards

Question

If Verb comes as an adjective,it is called

Answer 1

Participle.

Answer 2

Adjective Cowardly (कायर), Miserly (कं जूस), heavenly, earthly, worldly, womanly (औरताना)/ feminine, friendly, oily, smelly, bodily (शरीर सेसम्बंदधत), costly, ghostly (िूदतया), westerly/ western, manly (मदों वाला), niggardly (कं जूस), Scholarly (पढ़ा-दलखा)

Answer 3

adverb roughly (रूखेतरीकेस)े, foolishly (मूखणतापूवणक), efficiently (समक्ष तरीकेस)े, effectively (प्रिावी तरीकेस)े, manfully (दहम्मत स)े, affectionately (प्रमे िरेतरीकेस)े, slowly (धीरेस)े, mentally (ददमागी रूप स)े, lovingly (स्नहपे ूवणक), beautifully (सुन्दरता स)े, quickly (तजी े स)े

Answer 4

Weekly, daily, monthly & yearly

Answer 5

than and more

Answer 6

object form He is senior to me. 31. I am younger to him.

Answer 7

'to'. Such Adjectives (वसै े Adjectives): Senior (वररष्ठ), Junior (कदनष्ठ), Superior (बहतर े ), Inferior (बदतर) & Prior (सेपहल)े. Apart from these (आनकेऄलावा) Elder & Younger to take 'to' and not 'than'. (Elder & Younger िी 'to' लते ेहैंन दक 'than'.)

Answer 8

‘the’ or possessive Adjective (your, my, his, her, our, their, its) and most

Answer 9

few or little word use nhi hota hai "small word use hota hai. small quantity ✅ small number ✅ few quantity ❌ few number ❌ little quantity ❌ little number ❌ Little quantity of food was wasted. (x) Small quantity of food was wasted. (✓)

Answer 10

i + er , i + est

Answer 11

consonant word + er , consonant word + est

Answer 12

adjective/adverb के positive degree का प्रयोग क जैसे: He is as good as his brother Adj. He ran as fast as he could.

Answer 13

Between two → use “the + comparative + of” Among more than two → use “the + superlative + of” अगर सिर्फ दो व्यक्ति वस्तु इत्यादि के बीच में से एक का चुनाव किया जाये हो तो superlative degreeका प्रयोग नहीं comparative degree का प्रयोग करें जिसके पहले article 'the' और जिसके बाद preposition 'of ' लगाये। She is the best of the two sisters. (x) She is the better of the two sisters.(✓)

Answer 14

2. correct. Subject + is + more + adjective1 (positive) + than + adjective2 (positive) He is more wise than intelligent. She is more polite than clever.

Answer 15

1. any other 2. any eg: 1. Gold is more precious than any other metal. 2. Diamond is more precious than any metal.

Answer 16

'than' नहीं 'to' superior, inferior, senior, junior, prior, anterior, posterior.

Answer 17

adjectives - interior, exterior, ulterior, major, minor, empty, excellent, circular, extreme, chief, entire, complete, perfect, final, last, unique, universal, round, square, triangular, eternal, everlasting, ideal, absolute, impossible, prime, supreme, 'free' एवं 'vacant' का प्रयोग comparative या superlative degree में नहीं होता। जैसे: 1. This is more inferior to that. (x) 2. This is inferior to that. (۷) 3. Good deeds are more everlasting (more हटा दे)

Answer 18

Positive Superlative top topmost northern northernmost southern southernmost eastern easternmost western westernmost

Answer 19

preferable Adjective "preferable" का प्रयोग सिर्फ Comparative degree में होता है। इसके साथ 'to' प्रयुक्त होता है न कि 'than' और 'more' का प्रयोग इसके साथ नहीं हो सकता। Prefer (v) के साथ भी 'to' का प्रयोग होता है। जैसे: This is more preferable than that. (x) This is preferable to that. (✓)

Answer 20

Gandhijiwas the noblest and wiser of all the leaders. (x) Gandhiji was the noblest and wisest of all the leaders. (✓) अगर एक ही noun या pronoun के लिए दो adjectives का प्रयोग हो और दोनों को एक Conjunction से जोड़ा जाए तो दोनों adjectives एक ही degree में होने चाहिए।

Answer 21

✨ If “the + adjective” refers to a group of people → ✅ Use Plural verb ✨ If “the + noun” refers to an uncountable thing, collective idea, or abstract concept → ✅ Use Singular verb The news is shocking. singular ✅ The rich = rich people The rich always think they are superior. = plural

Answer 22

Step 1: Most verbs → use Adverb He speaks politely. Step 2: Some special verbs (Linking Verbs) → use Adjective, not adverb List of Linking Verbs (जो adjective लेते हैं): be (is, am, are, was, were), seem , look , feel , smell , taste , sound , appear , become , turn , get , grow , keep , make , prove. He feels bad The soup smells delicious. She looks happy.

Answer 23

A compound adjective is made of two or more words (often with a hyphen -) that work together to describe a noun. ❌ Wrong: I gave a two-hours lecture. He gave me two hundred-rupees notes. ✅ Correct: I gave a two-hour lecture. He gave me two hundred-rupee notes.

Answer 24

If the noun is used to describe another noun, it acts like an adjective → must be singular. ❌ Wrong ✅ Correct a five days trip a five day trip a three months course a three month course an eight hours job an eight hour job a ten dollars note a ten dollar note

Answer 25

Elder/ Eldest का अर्थ है 'खून के रिश्ते में बड़ा'। Elder Used only for people, never for things or objects. Used to refer to someone who is older within a family or group, especially siblings or close relations. Usually comes before a noun (like elder brother, elder sister). It is more formal and often used in family contexts. Examples: He is my elder brother. She is the elder daughter in the family. I respect my elders (older people, especially in family or community).

Answer 26

Older/Oldest का अर्थ है 'उम्र में बड़ा'। 1. Older Used for comparing the age of any person or thing. Can be used with anyone or anything, people or objects. It is the comparative form of old. Examples: My house is older than yours. He is older than me. This book is older than that one.

Answer 27

Correct Structure: All / Both + Possessive Adjective + Noun Incorrect Structure: Possessive Adjective + All / Both + Noun My all friends have got selected. ✗ All my friends have got selected. ✓ His both brothers are doctors. ✗ Both his brothers are doctors. ✓ Their all books are new. ✗ All their books are new. ✓ Our both cars are parked outside. ✗ Both our cars are parked outside. ✓

Answer 28

Use "as...as" / "so...as" → with Positive Degree Use "than" → with Comparative Degree When combining both, the sentence should flow like this: as + positive degree + as, if not more + adjective + than... as + positive degree + as if not more/less + comparative degree + than 👉 He is as intelligent as, if not more intelligent than, his brother.

Answer 29

If you see a sentence with “times” and comparative adjective (like better, larger, stronger) — it's almost certainly WRONG My house is four times bigger than yours. (x) My house is four times as big as yours. (✓)

Answer 30

. He is the most cleverest of all the officers. (x) He is the cleverest of all the officers. (✓) 2. This is more better than that. This is better than that. (✓)

Answer 31

Example of Wrong Usage: ❌ He is senior and more experienced than you. ❌ "Senior than" ❌ is wrong. ✅ "Senior to" is correct. ✅ Correct Sentence: ✔ He is senior to and more experienced than you. Each adjective gets its own correct preposition: Senior to More experienced than

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