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Adjectives Exercise

June 10, 2020 A2pdf

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1I will talk to you ...............
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"Later" refers to a future time; "latter" means the second of two things mentioned, and "lately" means recently.
2Of the two options, the ............... is more viable.
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"Latter" means the second of two things mentioned.
3The ............... chapter is very interesting.
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"Last" means final in order.
4She is ............... than her husband.
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"Older" is the normal comparative adjective after a linking verb.
5This is the ............... building in the city.
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"Oldest" is the superlative form used for things as well as people.
6Mumbai is ............... from Kochi than Mangalore is.
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"Farther" is the comparative form used here for physical distance.
7How far is the ............... railway station from here?
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"Nearest" is the superlative of "near" and means closest in distance; "most near" is not used.
8Cats are inferior ............... dogs in intelligence.
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"To" is the correct preposition after "inferior".
9There is ............... water in the well.
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"Little" means not much and is used with uncountable nouns like "water".
10Can you give me ............... water?
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"A little" means a small amount and is used with uncountable nouns like "water".
11............... knowledge is a dangerous thing.
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"A little" means some, and this proverb warns that a small amount of knowledge can be dangerous.
12............... knowledge of carpentry that he possessed proved to be helpful.
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"The little" means all of the small amount that existed.

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  1. I will talk to you later
  2. Of the two options, the latter is more viable.
  3. The last chapter is very interesting.
  4. She is older than her husband.
  5. This is the oldest building in the city.
  6. Mumbai is farther from Kochi than Mangalore is.
  7. How far is the nearest railway station from here?
  8. Cats are inferior to dogs in intelligence.
  9. There is little water in the well.
  10. Can you give me a little water?
  11. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
  12. The little knowledge of carpentry that he possessed proved to be helpful.

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