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Adjectives worksheet

April 11, 2016 - A2pdf

Which of the given words is an adjective?

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1He went to the shop to buy a new coat for himself.
Wrong!
2He was an honest man.
Wrong!
3They took active part in all the ceremonies.
Wrong!
4Students and parents are invited to the inaugural function.
Wrong!
5This shop sells bronze and wooden articles.
Wrong!
6She was in a cheerful mood.
Wrong!
7We live among respectable people.
Wrong!
8She was nice to me.
Wrong!
9We learnt a terrible thing today.
Wrong!
10The sun in our solar system will eventually become a red giant.
Wrong!
11Kabir wrote couplets and short poems.
Wrong!
12The camel’s back was puffing up into a great big curved hump.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. He went to the shop to buy a new coat for himself. new
  2. He was an honest man. honest
  3. They took active part in all the ceremonies. active
  4. Students and parents are invited to the inaugural function. inaugural
  5. This shop sells bronze and wooden articles. wooden
  6. She was in a cheerful mood. cheerful
  7. We live among respectable people. respectable
  8. She was nice to me. nice
  9. We learnt a terrible thing today. terrible
  10. The sun in our solar system will eventually become a red giant. solar
  11. Kabir wrote couplets and short poems. short
  12. The camel’s back was puffing up into a great big curved hump. great
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