ADJECTIVE 17

• An Adjective tells about the • Adjectives generally come before a

quality, quantity, number etc of Noun or after the Verb. (ये सामान्यत
Noun/ Pronoun. (Adjective Noun Noun के पहले या verb के बाद आता है )
अथवा Pronoun के गुण, संख्य अथवा मात् (1) He is good
इत्या� बताता है ।)
after verb
Eg.: (1) He is a good boy.
(2) He is a good boy.
(quality)
(2) I have much tension. before Noun

(quantity)
(3) I have two friends.
(number)

Suffix
• There are certain natural Adjectives but some Adjectives ends in various
suffixes. (कुछ तो natural Adjectives होते ह� ले�कन कुछ Adjectives �व�भन् suffixes म�
खत् हो सकते ह�)

Suffix Example
1. –al Exceptional (अपवाद), Traditional (पारम्प�र)
2. –ous Adventurous (जो�खम उठाने वाला), Pompous (�दखावे से भरा)
3. –ish Childish (बचकाना), Selfish (स्वाथ)
4. –like Warlike (युद्ध), Childlike (मासूम)
5. –ic Horrific (भयावह), Terrific (उत्कृष)
6. –ive Suppressive (दबाने वाला), Adhesive (�चपकाने वाला),
7. –ent Silent (शांत), Decent (सभ्),
8. –ant Blatant (मुखर, खुल्ल-खुल्ल), Exuberant (उल्लासपूण),
9. –y Stony (कठोर), Bloody (रक्तपातपूण)
10. –en Golden (सुनहरा), Wooden
11. –some Handsome, Awesome (बहुत ब�ढ़या)
12. –ful Beautiful, Awful (बहुत खराब)
13. –less Hopeless (�नराश), Merciless (क्र)
14. –able Capable (योग्), Palpable (जो स्पश �कया जा सकता है )
15. –ble Tangible (जो छू कर महसूस �कया जा सके ), Visible (जो �दखाई दे )
16. –ly Friendly (दोस्तान), Cowardly (कायर)

KD LIVE 266 Class Notes : ADJECTIVE

Note: If we use two or more than two adjectives to qualify a noun, pay
attention to the order in which Adjectives come. (अगर दो या दो से अ�धक
Adjectives एक वाक् म� आए तो ये �नम्न�ल�ख क् म� ह�गे)

NOSASCOMP
Examples
1. Number — one, two, many
2. Opinion — decent, beautiful
3. Size — tall, short
4. Age — ancient, old, modern
5. Shape — oval, triangular
6. Colour — red, blue
7. Origin — Indian, Chinese
8. Material — wooden, woolen
9. Purpose — sleeping, dining, wedding

Examples 1. I bought a cotton, cosy, sleeping mattress.

2. She was wearing a woolen, red, pretty wedding gown.
3. My son bought three, red, round balloons.

Answer 1. Cosy > cotton > sleeping

(OP) (M) (P)

2. Pretty > red > woolen > wedding

(OP) (C) (M) (P)

3. Three > round > red

(N) (Sh) (C)
• There are certain adjectives which are often used in a particular order and
that has become a common practice although they don’t follow the above
given rule. (कुछ Adjectives उपरोक् �नयम का पालन नह�ं करते और एक �निश्च क् म�
हमेशा से प्रयु होते आए ह�)
1. Tall, dark and handsome 6. Fast and furious
2. Fair and beautiful 7. Each and every
3. First and foremost 8. Creative and constructive
4. Happy and gay 9. Pale and sad
5. Black and shiny
• If a Noun is used as an Adjective (Noun-qualifier), it comes closest to the
Noun. (अगर Noun का प्रय Adjective के रू म� हो, तो वो Noun के �नकटतम प्रयु होगा)
Examples 1. I need a hot water bag.
2. He has two rickety bullock carts.
3. There were two inexperienced women ministers in the
cabinet.
4. I bought two soft brown bread rolls.

KD LIVE 267 Class Notes : ADJECTIVE

• If noun comes as an Adjective, the Noun will be in singular form. (अगर Noun
का प्रय Adjective के रू म� हो, तो Noun singular form म� होगा।)

Examples Answer
1. Lungs cancer 1. Change ‘lungs’ into ‘lung’.
2. Knees replacement 2. Change ‘knees’ into ‘knee’.
3. Eyes infection 3. Change ‘eyes’ into ‘eye’.
4. Three-years imprisonment 4. Change ‘years’ into ‘year’.
5. Two-hours lecture 5. Change ‘hours’ into ‘hour’.
6. Five-stars hotel 6. Change ‘stars’ into ‘star’.

• If Verb comes as an adjective, it is called Participle. (See Chapter

Participle)
• Certain Nouns like verb take ‘ed’ forms and are used as Adjective. (कुछ
Nouns verb क� तरह ‘ed’ forms लेते ह�)

Four – chambered heart

Examples
Three – cornered hat

• See how ‘ly’ changes the parts of speech. (दे ख� कैसे ‘ly’ parts of speech प�रव�तर्
कर दे ता है )

Several Nouns + ly — Adjective Several Adjectives +ly-Adverb

Cowardly (कायर), Miserly (कंजूस), Politely (�वनम्रतापूव), sincerely

(�नष्ठापूवर), smoothly (बाधार�हत तर�के से),
heavenly, earthly, worldly, womanly honestly (ईमानदार� से), badly (ख़राब से),
(औरताना)/ feminine, friendly, oily, roughly (रूखे तर�के स), foolishly
(मख ू र्तापूवर), efficiently (सम� तर�के से),
smelly, bodily (शर�र से सम्बं�ध), effectively (प्रभावी तर�के ), manfully
costly, ghostly (भू�तया), westerly/ (�हम्मत स), affectionately (प्रेम भरे तर�क
से), slowly (धीरे से), mentally (�दमागी रूप
western, manly (मद� वाला), niggardly से), lovingly (स्नेहपूवर), beautifully
(कंजूस), Scholarly (पढ़ा-�लखा) (सनु ्दरता स), quickly (तेजी से)

Note:Weekly, daily, monthly & yearly

are both Adjective & Adverb.

• Good(Adj) (अच्छ). Goodly(Adj) means (excellent, attractive or considerable in

size and quantity). ‘Good’ takes ‘ly’ but the form of speech remains the
same.

• Straightly, Fastly — कोई शब् नह�ं है । • Straight / Fast

Adj. / Adv.

KD LIVE 268 Class Notes : ADJECTIVE

Examples Answer
1. He has few _____ characters. (man) 1. Manly(Adj) – मद� वाला
2. Manfully(Adv) – मद� के जैसा, �हम्म के
2. He must behave _____. (man) साथ
3. Miserly(Adj)
3. He is a _____ trader. (miser) 4. miser (Noun). Article takes Noun.
5. Ans. In a niggardly manner. In +
4. He is a _____ (miser). Adj + manner → Adverb. This
structure is used because
5. You shouldn’t act niggardly. Adjective here is ending in ‘ly’ so
we have no option of adding ‘ly’
6. You should come straightly to me again.
if you have any problem. 6. Change ‘straightly’ into
‘straight’. ‘Straight’ is both
7. He has friendly nature. Adjective and Adverb.
7. No error
8. She treated me friendly. 8. Change ‘friendly(Adj.)’ into ‘in a
friendly manner(Adv.)’. ‘Treated’ is
9. I have ___________ subscription for a verb that is qualified by an
this magazine. (year) Adverb.
9. Annual , yearly
10. My yearly visit to the U.S. is very Both are Adjectives
rejuvenating. Annually is Adverb
10. No error
11. It was a ___________ affair. (cost) 11. costly(Adj.)

In a/an Adjective manner = Adverb

Examples (1) in a polite manner = politely.

(2) in an honest manner = honestly.
(3) in a miser miserly manner → adv
Adj

Explanation of 8 & 9
The adverb of annual(Adj) is annually(Adv) and the Adjective of year(Noun) is yearly
and annual. Yearly is both Adjective and Adverb.
Year + ly → Yearly/ Annual
+ly → annually
Adj Adv
Yearly
Adv

KD LIVE 269 Class Notes : ADJECTIVE

 See the following sentences
(�नम्न�ल�खत वाक्य दे)

Eg.: 1. I am fine (ठ�क)

2. She is arrogant (घमंडी)
3. You are intelligent (ब�ु द्धम)
4. Radha was helpless (असहाय)
5. People were gullible (भोला-भाला)
6. We are laborious (मेहनती)
7. My mother is affectionate (स्नेह)
8. My son is ambitious (महत्त्वाकां)
9. Our soldiers are courageous (वीर)
10. I am honest (ईमानदार)
11. He is sad (दख
ु ी)
12. She was optimistic (आशावाद�)
13. My father and uncle are broad-minded (खलु े �वचार� वाले)
14. Some leaders are not conscientious (ज़मीर वाले)
15. The watchman is alert (चौकस)
In the above sentences, you saw that the subject's (Noun/ Pronoun) quality has
been discussed. The subject may be singular or plural.
(ऊपर �दए गए वाक्य म� आपने दे खा �क Subject (Noun/ Pronoun) क� �वशेषता बताई जा रह� है ।
Subject Singular अथवा Plural दोन� ह� हो सकता है ।)
But what shall we do if we want to make a comparison between two?
(ले�कन जब दो के बीच तल
ु ना करनी हो तो क्य �कया जाए?)

For eg. (जैसे �क):-

Compared with
• Father's nature Mother's nature
(�पता का व्यवहा) क� तुलना (माँ का व्यवहा)
Compared with
• Father's nature the nature of other members of the
क� तुलना family
In such cases we use Comparative Degree.
(ऐसे म� Comparative Degree का प्रय होता है ।)
16. My brother is more adventurous than my sister.
(ज्याद जो�खम उठाने वाला)
17. You are more obese than I am.
(ज्याद मोटा)

18. My son is more courteous than your daughter.

(ज्याद �शष्टाचार)
19. You are wiser than she is.
(ज्याद समझदार)

KD LIVE 270 Class Notes : ADJECTIVE

20. Ratan Tata is more generous than any other industrialist.
ज्याद �दलदार
21. My father is more practical than my mother.
ज्याद व्यवहा�र
22. This shopkeeper is more reliable than that one.
ज्याद �वश्वशनी
23. He is more sensible than I am.
ज्याद समझदार
24. My staff are more sincere than yours.
ज्याद �नष्ठावा
25. He is taller than I am.
ज्याद लम्ब

26. She is fitter than he is.

ज्याद स्वस या ज्याद उपयक
ु ्
27. A king is wiser than his subjects.
ज्याद समझदार
28. I am more worried than you.
ज्याद �चं�तत
29. She was more enthusiastic than all other students.

ज्याद उत्सा�ह
30. He is senior to me.
व�रष्
31. I am younger to him.
उम से छोटा
Did you note the following points in the examples given above ?
 Comparative degree takes ‘than’. ( Comparative degree ‘than’ लेता है )
 Comparison is always between equals. ( तुलना बराबर के बीच होती है )

He …………. I You …………. I

Subject Subject Subject Subject
She …………. he him …………. her
Subject Subject Object Objct

Subject is compared with subject and object is compared with object .

Subject क� तुलना Subject से होती है और Object का Object से

KD LIVE 271 Class Notes : ADJECTIVE

But see 30 and 31:- 'to' is followed by object form.
(ले�कन 30 और 31 दे ख�:- 'to' के बाद object form आता है ।)
• 'to' replaces 'than' in e.g 30 and 31
('than' के स्था पर 'to' उदाहरण 30 और 31 म� आता है ।)
Note: Adjective ending in 'ior' takes 'to'.
Such Adjectives (वैसे Adjectives): Senior (व�रष्), Junior (क�नष्), Superior
(बेहतर), Inferior (बदतर) & Prior (से पहले).
Apart from these (इनके अलावा) Elder & Younger to take 'to' and not 'than'.
(Elder & Younger भी 'to' लेते ह� न �क 'than'.)

32. He is the most qualified teacher.

(सबसे ज्याद योग्)
33. This is the filthiest place.
(सबसे गंदा)
34. Mount Everest is the highest peak.
(सबसे ऊँचा)
35. Indira Point is the southernmost point.
(सबसे द��णी)
36. This is our best effort.
(सव्
र श्र)
37. It was the worst experience.
(सबसे खराब)
38. It was our biggest mistake.
(सबसे बड़े)
39. We had the most wonderful experience.
(सबसे अदभुत)
40. He is the most energetic person.
(सबसे ज्याद ऊजार्वा)
Did you notice that we used ‘the’ or possessive Adjective (your, my, his, her, our, their,
its) before Superlative degree of Adjective?
(क्य आपने गौर �कया �क हमने Superlative degree of Adjective के पहले ‘the’ अथवा Possessive
Adjective (your, my, his, her, our, their its) का प्रय �कया है ?
KD LIVE 272 Class Notes : ADJECTIVE
Ways To Change Positive Into Comparative & Superlative Degree

Rule - 1
To change an adjective into comparative degree ‘er’ is added to the positive
degree and ‘est’ is added to change it into superlative degree.
(Positive degree म� ‘er’ और ‘est’ लगाकर Comparative और Superlative degree बनाया
जाता है )

Positive Comparative Superlative

Bold ( �हम्मती) Bolder ( ज्यादा �हम्मत) Boldest ( सबसे ज्यादा �हम्मत)

Deep ( गहरा ) Deeper ( ज्यादा गहरा) Deepest ( सबसे गहरा )

High ( ऊचा ) Higher ( ज्यादा ऊचा) Highest ( सबसे ऊचा )

Strong ( मजबत
ू ) Stronger (ज्यादा मजबूत) Strongest (सबसे मजबत
ू )

Thick ( गाढ़ा ) Thicker (ज्यादा गाढ़ा) Thickest (सबसे ज्यादा गाढ़ा)

Weak ( कमजोर ) Weaker (ज्यादा कमजोर) Weakest ( सबसे कमजोर )

Rule - 2
If ‘e’ is present at the end of a positive degree, ‘r’ is added to change into a
comparative degree and ‘st’ to change it into superlative degree.
( अगर Positive degree ‘e’ म� ख़त् हो, तो ‘r’ और ‘st’ लगा कर Comparative degree और
Superlative degree बनाया जाता है )

Positive Comparative Superlative

Able ( योग्य) Abler ( ज्यादा योग्) Ablest ( सबसे ज्यादा योग्)

Brave ( बहादरु ) Braver ( ज्यादा बहादुर) Bravest ( सबसे ज्यादा बहादुर)

Fine ( अच्छा) Finer ( ज्यादा अच्छ) Finest ( सबसे ज्यादा अच्छ)

Noble ( महान ) Nobler (ज्यादा महान) Noblest (सबसे ज्यादा महान)

True ( सच्चा) Truer (ज्यादा सच्च) Truest (सबसे ज्यादा सच्च)

Wise ( समझदार ) Wiser (ज्यादा समझदार) Wisest ( सबसे ज्यादा समझदार)

KD LIVE 273 Class Notes : ADJECTIVE

Rule - 3
If the positive degree ends in a consonant and one vowel comes before it, the
last xonsonant is doubled and then ‘er’ and ‘est’ are added to change it into
comparative and superlative degree respectively.
( अगर Positive degree consonant म� ख़त् हो, और Consonant के पहले एक vowel हो, तो
Consonant को double करके ‘er’ व ‘est’ लगाये )

Positive Comparative Superlative

Big ( बड़ा ) Bigger ( ज्यादा बड़ा) Biggest ( सबसे बड़ा )

Fit ( उपयुक्त) Fitter ( ज्यादा उपयुक्) Fittest ( सबसे ज्यादा उपयुक्)

Hot ( गरम ) Hotter ( ज्यादा गरम) Hottest ( सबसे गरम )

Sad ( दख
ु ी ) Sadder (ज्यादा दुखी) Saddest (सबसे ज्यादा दुखी)

Thin ( पतला ) Thinner (ज्यादा पतला) Thinnest (सबसे पतला )

Wet ( गीला ) Wetter (ज्यादा गीला) Wettest ( सबसे ज्यादा गीला)

If last consonant is preceded by double vowel, the last consonant does not
change. ( अगर आ�खर� consonant के पहले दो vowel हो, तो आ�खर� consonant double नह�
होगा | )
Sweet ( मीठा ) Sweeter ( ज्याद मीठा ) Sweetest ( सबसे ज्याद मीठा )

Rule - 4
When a positive degree ends in ‘y’ and a consonant is present before ‘y’ the ‘y’
is converted into ‘i’ and then ‘er’ and ‘est’ are added respectiverly.
( अगर Positive degree म� ख़त् हो और ‘y’ के पहले consonant हो , तो ‘y’ को ‘i’ म� प�रव�तर् करे
तब ‘er’ और ‘est’ लगाये )

Positive Comparative Superlative

Dry ( सख
ु ा ) Drier ( ज्यादा सुखा) Driest ( सबसे ज्यादा सुखा)

Happy ( खुश ) Happier ( ज्यादा खुश) Happiest ( सबसे ज्यादा खुश)

Heavy ( भर� ) Heavier ( ज्यादा भर�) Heaviest ( सबसे भर� )

Pretty ( सुंदर ) Prettier (ज्यादा सुंदर) Prettiest (सबसे ज्यादा सुंदर)

Merry ( प्रसन) Merrier (ज्यादा प्रस) Merriest (सबसे प्रसन)

Note: If a vowel is present before ‘y’ only ‘er’ and ‘est’ should be added. ( अगर ‘y’
के पहले vowel हो, तो ‘y’ ‘y’ ह� रहे गा और �फर ‘y’ के बाद ‘er’ और ‘est’ लगाये )
Grey ( स्लेट रं ग ) Grayer Greyest
KD LIVE 274 Class Notes : ADJECTIVE
Rule - 5
Adjectives that are of more than two syllables, are changed to comparative and
superlative degree by adding more and most respectively.
( जो Adjectives दो से अ�धक शब् खंडो से बने हो, उनके साथ ‘more’ और ‘most’ लगा कर
Comparative degree व Superlative degree बनाया जाता है )

Positive Comparative Superlative

Beautiful Most Beautiful (सबसे ज्यादा
More Beautiful (ज्यादा सुंद)
(सुंदर) सुंदर)
Courageous Most courageous (सबसे ज्यादा
More courageous (ज्यादा �हम्म)
(�हम्मत) �हम्मत)
Intelligent
More intelligent (ज्यादा बु�द्ध) Most intelligent (सबसे बु�द्धम)
(बु�द्धम)
Pleasant Most pleasant (सबसे ज्यादा
More pleasant (ज्यादा सुहावन)
(सहु ावना) सह
ु ावना)

Note:- Certain Adjectives do not follow any rule. They get changed completely.
( कुछ Adjectives पूर� तरह से प�रव�तर् हो जाते है | )

Positive Comparative Superlative

Good/Well (अच्छ) Better (ज्यादा सुंद) Best (सव्
र श्र)

Bad/ill (ख़राब) Worse (बदतर) Worst (सबसे ज्यादा खरा)

Less (और कम)
Little (थोड़ा) lesser (कम-मात्, महत्व least (सबसे कम)
इत्याद� म)
Fore (अग) former (पव
ू )र Foremost/first (सवर्प्)
Later (बाद म� ) Last (आ�खर�)
Late (दे र)
Latter (बाद वाला) Latest (नवीनतम)
Far (दरू ) Farther (और दरू ) Farthest (सबसे दरू )
Nearest (सबसे नजद�क)
Near (नजद�क) Nearer (और नजद�क)
Next (अगला)
Oldest (उम्र म� सबसे ब)
Older (उम्र म� और ब)
Old (उम्र ) Eldest (खून के �रश्ते म� सबसे
Elder (खनू के �रश्ते म� बड़)
बड़ा)`
Much (मात्रा म� ज्)
More (और ज्याद) Most (सबसे ज्याद)
Many (संख्या म� ज्या)

KD LIVE 275 Class Notes : ADJECTIVE

Examples
Fill in the blanks with suitable degree of Adjective given in the bracket.

1. She is ______ than I. (fast)

2. He is senior ______ me. (than/ to)
3. Vajpayee was a ______ leader. (great)
4. They served the ______ food. (fine)
5. The nephew is ______ than the uncle. (old)
6. He is my ______ brother. (old)
7. I cannot walk any ______. (farther/ further)
8. We did not receive any ______ order. (farther/ further)
9. I have bought the ______ issue of the magazine. (late)
10. When did you meet him ______? (late)
11. Revenge is ______ served cold.
12. She is better than all the other students of the class. (Change Comparative
Degree to Positive Degree without changing the meaning of the sentence)
13. Her house is farther than mine. (Change Comparative Degree to Positive
Degree without changing the meaning of the sentence)
14. She is the most intelligent student of my class. (Change Superlative Degree
into Comparative Degree without changing the meaning of the sentence)
15. Ram is ______ to Shyam. (old)
16. Who will be our ______ PM? (near)
17. Would you drop me at the ______ hospital? (near)
18. I will call you up ______. (late)
19. Rohit and Rashmi are two friends. The ______ is a lawyer and the______ is a
gynaecologist.
20. The ______ and ______ duty of a citizen is to respect his country. (fore)
21. This is the _______ price that the shopkeeper can charge (little)
22. He is the _______ man of the village. (old)
23. She is the _______ of the four siblings. (old)
24. Gold is more precious than any metal/ all metals.
25. Diamond is more precious than any metal/ all metals.
26. Beating one’s wife is as heinous as any crime.
27. My house is four times bigger than yours.
28. This is a most unique art of Medieval India.
29. She is fairer but not as beautiful as her sister.
30. He is not so efficient as but more experienced than you.
31. Good deeds are more _____________. जो हमेशा के �लए �टके
�टकाऊ
(a) lasting (b) everlasting
32. I am feeling comparatively/ relatively better today.
33. He is wiser and sincere than you.
34. He is the youngest and the most talented of all the leaders.
35. She is wiser than intelligent.
36. Internet services are getting cheaper and faster day-by-day.
37. The condition turned from bad to worse.
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38. (i) He looks sad.
(ii) He looked at me sadly.
39. It smells ___________ (good / well)
40. It worked ___________ (good/ well)
41. She ran ___________ (slow) but I ran ___________ (fast/ fastly)
42. He is ___________ (slow/ slowly)
43. It tastes ___________ (delicious/ deliciously)
44. The Chips are crispy and ___________ cooked (delicious/ deliciously)
45. It feels ___________ (soft)
46. She felt the baby ___________ (soft)
47. Tata makes safe cars.
48. Airbags make cars safe.
49. He is a perfect man.
50. Practice makes a man perfect.
51. I bought a cheap shirt.
52. I bought the shirt cheap.
53. The police found the missing boy.
54. They found the boy missing.
55. She is __________ (ill/ sick)
56. __________ leave (ill/ sick)
57. __________ gotten, __________ spent (ill/ sick)
58. He was __________ (timid/ afraid)
59. They are __________ boys. (timid/ afraid)
60. I live in a __________ country. (foreign/ abroad)
61. He went __________ (foreign/ abroad)
62. He was fast __________ (sleep/ asleep)
63. He is an honest businessman.
64. He is an honest businessman in his dealings.
65. He is a capable athlete.
66. She is a capable athlete of winning a gold medal.
67. Two lakhs students have taken the test.
68. Lakhs of students are going to appear for the test.
69. Two pair of shoes were bought by me.
70. My both brother are here.
71. My all books are in the almirah.
72. Go and play with some others children.
73. He is happy but other are sad.
74. He held the bag in one hand and the child in other.
75. He is sad but the other traders are happy.
76. I am present, the others are not interested.
77. I need another glasses of water.
78. This room is stinking. Can you provide me another one?
79. He is as happier as you are.
80. She ran as faster as she could.
81. The Ganga is longer than any river of India.
82. The Nile is longer than any other river of India.

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 Answers
1. She is compared with I. (Rule of parallelism).

Than is preceded by Comparative Degree of Adjectives.

2. Adjectives ending in ‘ior’ take ‘to’ and not ‘than’.
Eg.– senior, junior, prior, superior, inferior, anterior, posterior.
3. ‘A’ and ‘an’ generally take Positive Degree of Adjective if we find no
comparison at all.

Certain Adjectives have positive and Superlative Degree but not

Comparative.
Positive Degree Comparative Degree Superlative Degree
Senior × Seniormost
Junior × Juniormost

Senior and Junior too do not take more. They however take superlative
degree Seniormost and Juniormost

4. ‘The’ takes superlative degree of Adjectives.

5. Ans. – older. Here focus is on age, so we use older (old- older-oldest)
6. Ans. – elder, eldest. If blood relation is emphasised, use elder and eldest
(old-elder-eldest).
7. Ans. farther
8. Ans. further
7& 8 : Farther – दरू � म� और अ�धक (at a great distance)
Further – और अभी (to a great degree)
9. ‘The’ takes superlative degree of Adjective. Degrees → late – later – latest
– last.
Here latest (नवीनतम) is appropriate if we see the meaning of the sentence.
10. Here last is superlative degree of Adverb and not superlative degree of
Adjective as Adjective qualifies Noun and Article comes with Noun.
11. Here ‘best’ is an Adverb that is qualifying verb ‘served’. Hence no article
‘the’ is needed here.
12. No other student of the class is as good as she.
13. My house is not so far as hers.
14. No other student of my class is more intelligent than she.
OR She is more intelligent than all other students of the class.
15. Ans. elder. Elder and younger take ‘to’.
16. Ans. Next.
Degrees→ Near – Nearer – Nearest/ Next.
17. Ans. Nearest.
If we are injured or ill, we go to the nearest hospital.
18. Ans. Later.
Degrees → late – later – latest/ last

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19. Former – पहले वाला, latter – बाद वाला
20. Ans. First and foremost.
Degrees→fore – former – foremost / first
21. Ans. → least. ‘The’ is followed by Superlative Degree of Adjective.
22. Ans. → Oldest. ‘The’ is followed by Superlative Degree of Adjective. Here
the age is emphasised so we use ‘oldest’ not ‘eldest’.
23. Ans. → eldest. Here siblings (भाई-बहन) denote blood relation. Here ‘the’ is
followed by eldest and not oldest.
24. Gold comes in any metal/ all metals. To compare gold with any ‘other’
metal, use word ‘other’ after any/all.
25. Any metal/ all metals is correct because diamond is not a metal.
26. Beating one’s own wife is also a crime. So use ‘any other crime’ to
compare ‘one crime’ with ‘the other crimes’.
27. Twice/ Thrice/ n times cannot take Comparative Degree of Adjective.
Use as + positive degree + as.
Structure:-
(1) Twice / thrice / n times + as + Positive degree + as
(2) Twice / thrice / n times + not so + Positive degree + as
28. Certain adjective are complete in their meaning. They do not take
Comparative or Superlative degrees. Eg- unique (सबसे अलग), universal
(सावर्भौ�म), ubiquitous (सावर्भौ�म), eternal (हमेशा के �लए), everlasting (हमेशा के
�लए), forever (हमेशा के �लए), vacant (खाल�), empty (खाल�), fatal (घातक), free,
perfect, ulterior (�छपा हुआ), perpendicular, parallel, triangular, spherical,
infinite (अनंत), prime (मुख्), extreme, excellent, major, minor, last,
supreme (सव�च्) and paramount (सव�च्), Chief
Certain Adjectives have positive and Superlative Degree but not
Comparative.
Positive Comparative Superlative
Degree Degree Degree
Top × Topmost
Bottom × Bottommost
Eastern × Easternmost
Western × Westernmost
Northern × Northernmost
Southern × Southernmost
Northeastern × Northeasternmost
Southeastern × Southeasternmost
Northwestern × Northwesternmost
Southwestern × Southwesternmost
29. Ans. → add ‘than’ after ‘fairer’. If both Positive Degree and Comparative
Degree come in a sentence, we follow the following structure —

as as
Positive Degree ... Comparative Degree + 'than'or

' to'

so so
according to
requirement

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30. Ans. → no error. In negative sentences, we use so ... as or as ... as for
comparison.
31. Ans. (a). Everlasting means forever (हमेशा के �लए). ‘More’ and ‘everlasting’
cannot come together due to their meaning.
32. Comparatively and relatively do not take Comparative Degree otherwise
the sentence will become superfluous.
33. Ans. → Add ‘more’ before ‘sincere’. If conjunction joins Adjectives, the
Adjectives must be in the same degree.
34. Superlative degree of Adjectives takes article ‘the’ but for one person
only one article will come. Most talented will not take 'the' before 'it'.
35. Comparative degree comes when two Nouns/ Pronouns are compared
with each other. If two Adjectives are compared, we use ‘more + Positive
Degree’. Change 'wiser' into 'more wise'.
36. Ans. → No error. ‘Day-by-day’/ ‘with each passing day’/ ‘gradually’ show
gradual change. Here comparative degree is needed.
37. Ans. → No error. When ‘from ... to’ comes, we need to use next degree of
Adjective after ‘to’.
38. (i) Verbs of sensation and some other verbs take adjective and not
adverb.
जैसेः- verbs of sensation certain other verbs
seem, look, appear be, become, turn, get, go, remains, stay
grow, make and prove
�दखना
feel, smell, taste, sound
(ii) Here ‘look at’ means (दे खना). It is an action not a verb of sensation.
So we need an Adverb here.
39. Ans. → good(Adj) ‘smells’ takes an Adjective as it is a verb of sensation.
40. Ans. → well(Adv). ‘Work’ is a normal verb that takes an Adverb.
41. Ans. → Slowly(Adv). Run(V) is qualified by an Adverb ‘slowly’. There is no
word like fastly. Fast is both Adjective and Adverb.
42. Ans. → Slow(Adj). ‘Be’ is followed by an Adjective.
43. ‘Taste’ (verb of sensation) is followed by an Adjective. So answer is
delicious.
44. Ans. → deliciously. ‘Cooked(V)’ is qualified by an Adverb.
45. Here 'feel' means ‘महसूस होना’. Verbs of sensation take Adjective.
Ans. → soft (Adj)
46. Here feel means ‘छू कर महसूस करना’. It is an action here. Hence we need
adverb ‘softly’.
47, 49, 51 & 53 → Adjectives that qualify a noun come before the noun or after
the verb.
48, 50, 52 & 54 → Here the nouns acquired the quality because of reasons
mentioned (airbags or practice) or because of some unknown reason (in
52 & 54). Hence the Adjective follows the Noun and does not come
before the Noun.
55. 'ill' is the correct answer. 'Ill' is predicative. Predicative Adjective comes
after 'Sub + verb' and not before Noun.

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56. Ans. — 'sick'. Sick is an Attributive Adjective. It comes before the Noun
(here-leave (छुट्))
57. Ans. — 'ill', 'ill'.
Gotten and spent are Adjectives that need an Adverb 'ill' to qualify them.
Here we have a hidden noun that is qualified by Adjective (gotten & spent)
and the Adjective is qualified by Adverb (ill).
58. Ans. — timid/ afraid.
59. Afraid is only a Predicative Adjective. So it cannot come before a Noun.
Other examples of Predicative Adjective → asleep, afloat, ablaze.
60. 'Foreign' is an Adjective. 'Country' (Noun) can be qualified by an Adjective
(foreign).
61. 'went' (verb) is qualified by an Adverb. 'Abroad' is an Adverb.
62. Here we need an Adjective 'asleep'. 'Sleep' is a verb. 'Was' (form of 'be')
takes Adjective.
63. The sentence is correct.
An honest businessman
Article + adjective + noun
64. The correct sentence is — He is a businessman honest in his dealings. Here
'honest in his dealings' gives correct meaning.
65. No error
66. She is an athlete capable of winning a gold medal is the correct sentence.
67. Change 'lakhs' into 'lakh' as we need Adjective here to qualify noun
'students'. When a noun comes as an Adjective, it must be in singular form.
68. Structure—
(1) Lakhs of students.
Plural Noun
Indefinite
numeral
Adjective

(2) Thousands of people. (3) Crores of rupees.

69. Change 'pair' into 'pairs'. Two pairs of shoes' is correct.
70. Both/ both of + my/ his etc + Noun in plural form is the correct structure.
The correct structure is—
(1) Both my brothers. (2) Both of my brothers.
Note:- When we use a pronoun in place of noun (Eg.→ They both have come),
the pronoun comes before both.
71. Structure— All + my, his, etc + Noun). 'All my books' is correct.
72. Change 'others' into 'other'. Here we need an Adjective (Other) to qualify
Children (Noun).
73. Here 'others' is required as P.V (are) needs plural Pronoun 'others'.
74. Change other into 'the other'. With 'S.N, the other means the 2nd out of
two.
75. No error. The other + P.N. means the remaining.

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76. 'The others' means 'the remaining ones (of a group) — बाक� बचे लोग इत्या�
77. Another takes singular noun. Change 'glasses' into 'glass'.
Another means 'one more of the same kind' (उसी प्रक का दस ू रा, एक और)
78. 'Another' means 'any other' (कोई दस ू रा)
79. 'As ... as' takes positive degree of Adjective. Change 'happier' into 'happy'.
80. 'As ... as' takes positive degree of Adverb. Change 'faster' into 'fast'.
81. Change 'any river' into 'any other river' because 'Ganga' is also in India.
82. Remove 'other'. Nile is not in India.

CONFUSING ADJECTIVES

1. Exhausted (Adj) tired/run down थका हुआ

Exhaustive (Adj) extensive वहृ त
2. Principal (N) headmaster प्रधानाचा
Principal (Adj) main मुख्
Principle (N) doctrine �सद्धा
3. Alternate (Adj) following regularly one out of two एक छोड़कर एक
Alternative (Adj/N) substitute �वकल्
4. Aural (Adj) related to ears कान से संबं�धत
Verbal (Adj) of words शब्द का
Oral (Adj) related to mouth मुख से संबं�धत
5. Apposite (Adj) proper in the given circumstances उ�चत, उपयुक् (�कसी
प�रिस्थ� म� )
Opposite (Prep) facing each other आमने-सामने
Opposite to against �वरू
6. Amoral (Adj) not following any moral rules नै�तकता र�हत
Immoral (Adj) against humanity मानवता के �वरू
7. Bridal (Adj) related to the bride बधू-संबं�धत
Bridle (N/ V) rein/ to restrain लगाम/ लगाम लगाना
8. Beneficial (A) that provides benefits or advantages लाभदायक
Beneficiary (N) one who is benefitted लाभाथ�
Benefactor (N) one who helps or gives धन आ�द से सहायता
money to others करने वाला
9. Childish (Adj) foolish बचकाना
Childlike (Adj) innocent मासम ू
10. Continual (Adj) regular, happening again and again �नरं तर
Continuous (Adj) without break लगातार, �बना रूक
11. Casual (Adj) not serious, not formal अनौपचा�रक
Causal (Adj) related to the cause कारण से संबं�धत
12. Climactic (Adj) related to the climax उत्कष से संबं�धत
Climatic (Adj) related to the climate जलवायु से संबं�धत

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13. Coarse (Adj) rough, not smooth खुरदरु ा
Course (N) the path over which something moves, रास्त, पाठयक्
a complete series of lesson
14. Confidant (N) one who knows your secret राजदार
Confident (Adj) showing that you have confidence आत्म�वश्वा
15. Contagious (Adj) disease that spreads by touch जो छूत से फैले
Contiguous (Adj) next to each other एक सीमा वाला,
संस्पश
Infectious (Adj) disease spread by air or water वायु और जल द्वार
फैलने वाल� बीमार�
16. Complacent (Adj) satisfied संतुष्
Complaisant (Adj) ready to do that pleases someone �वनयपूणर
17. Credible (Adj) truth worthy �वश्वसनी
Credulous (Adj) one who can be fooled easily भोला-भाला
18. Discreet (Adj) not easily noticeable आसानी से ध्या न
खींचने योग्
Discrete (Adj) separate अलग-अलग
19. Disease (N) illness बीमार�
Deceased (Adj) dead मत ृ
20. Desert (N/V) arid place, to leave रे �गस्ता, त्या दे ना
Deserted (Adj) not inhabited �वरान
Dessert (N) sweet dish (that we have खाने के बाद वाला मीठा
after the meal)
21. Disinterested (Adj) impartial, unbiased �नष्प
Uninterested (Adj) not interested �दलचस्प न रखना,
उदासीन
22. Defective (Adj) having a defect or flaw, imperfect दोषपण ू र
Deficient (Adj) insufficient कमी
23. Elicit (V) to draw out �नकालना
Illicit (Adj) not allowed by society अवैध
Illegal (Adj) not allowed by law कानन ू ी रू से गलत
24. Economical (A) one who saves money and is not �कफायती
spendthrift
Economic (A) related to economy अथर्व्यवस से संबं�धत
Frugal (A) miserly कंजस ू
25. Expedient (Adj) convenient or helpful for a purpose उदे श्य�स� क� दृिष से
but possibly not completely honest सु�वधाजनक परन्त
or moral पूणर्तय उ�चत या
नै�तक नह�ं
Expeditious (Adj) fast तेजी से
26. Fatal (Adj) deadly घातक
Fateful (Adj) having serious results दभु ार्ग्यपू
(in negative sense)

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27. Graceful (Adj) pleasing in shape or style भव्
Gracious (Adj) kind दयालु
28. Historic (Adj) important महत्वपूण
Historical (Adj) of history ऐ�तहा�सक
Histrionic (Adj) very dramatic or very emotional नाटक�य या भावनात्म
29. Human (Adj/N) characteristic of people as इंसानी, इंसान
distinct from animals, a person
Humane (Adj) kind दयालु
30. Intense (Adj) very great in degree तीव
Intensive (Adj) serious गंभीर
31. Ingenious (Adj) clever चतुर
Ingenuous (Adj) simple and craftless �नष्कप
32. Industrial (Adj) related to industry उद्यो-संबंधी
Industrious (Adj) diligent, hard-working, laborious मेहनती
33. Impetuous (Adj) acting or done quickly and �बना �वचारे , जल्
without thinking बाजी म�
Imperious (Adj) showing proud and दबंग
unpleasant attitude
34. Jealous (Adj) feeling that comes out of the fear of ईष्याल (कुछ खोने के
losing someone or something डर से)
Envious (Adj) feeling that comes out when you ईष्याल (कोई चीज़ ना हो
don't have that thing तब)
35. Judicial (Adj) related to judge or judiciary न्या संबं�धत
Judicious (Adj) wise, prudent, sagacious समझदार
36. Loose (Adj) not tightly fastened ढ़�ला
Lose (V) to be unable to find, to no longer खोना, हारना
have, to fail to succeed
Loss(N) the state of no longer having नक
ु सान, घाटा
something
37. Luxuriant (A) in large amount or numbers बड़ी मात् या संख्य म�
Luxurious (A) full of luxury �वला�सतापूणर
38. Lovely (A) very pleasing प्यार
Lovable (A) that you feel like loving िजसे प्या करने का मन
कर�
Loving (A) showing love जो प्या करता हो
Loved (A) held in great affection प्यार
Beloved (A) very much loved �प्रय

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39. Momentary (A) for a moment, ephemeral, ��णक
evanescent, transient, fleeting
Momentous (A) important, historic महत्वपूण
40. Naval (Adj.) related to Navy जलसेना से संबं�धत
Navel (N) the small, hollow area in stomach ना�भ
41. Eminent (Adj.) known and respected प्र�
Notorious (Adj.) known but disrespected कुख्या
Anonymous (Adj.) without name गुमनाम
Notable (Adj.) to be noted �व�शष्
42. Official (Adj.) related to office दफ्त का
Officious (Adj.) too eager to tell others what to do हस्त�े करने वाला
43. Personal (A) private �नजी
Personnel (N) people working in an organisation कमर्चार
44. Abstract (Adj.) not workable, Impractical अव्यवहा�र
Pragmatic (Adj.) practical व्यवहा�र
45. Popular (Adj.) famous प्र�
Populous (Adj.) crowded (with too much population) घनी आबाद� वाला
46. Respectable (Adj.) considered to be good, fit to be सम्मा के लायक
respected
Respectful (Adj.) showing or having respect सम्मानजन
Respective (Adj.) belonging and relating अपना-अपना
Irrespective of (Adj.) without considering �नपे�, �बना आ�ेप के
Respectively(Adv.) in the order given क्रम
47. Regrettable (Adj.) causing sorrow or disappointment खेदजनक
Regretful (Adj.) full of regret पछतावे से भरा हुआ
48. Severe (Adj.) very bad, serious or unpleasant तीव, कष्टदाय
Sever (V.) to cut off (forcibly) काट के अलग कर दे ना
(संबंध, अंग इत्या�)
Sewer (N) that carries sewage and dirty water नाला
49. Stationary (Adj.) static िस्थ
Stationery (N) books, copies etc लेखन सामग्
50. Temporal (Adj.) relating to worldly not spiritual, सांसा�रक, कम समय
relating to or limited to time, के �लए, कनपट् से
relating to the side of the head. संबं�धत
Temporary (Adj.) of less time अस्थाय

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51. Topical (Adj.) related to topic �कसी �वषय संबं�धत
Tropical (Adj.) related to tropic उष्णक�टबंधी
52. Virtuous (Adj.) morally good अच्छा से भरा हुआ
Virtual (Adj.) not real आभासी
53. Epidemic (N) widespread disease महामार�
Endemic (Adj.) existing in one region or one �ेत �वशेष का या जनजा�त
society/tribe
54. Illegible (Adj.) not clear enough to read जो पढ़ा ना जा सके।
Indecipherable (Adj.) cannot be decoded िजसे समझा न जा सके
55. Illicit (Adj.) forbidden by the society अवैध
Illegitimate (Adj.) of child अनु�चत, न्या �वरू, अवैध
Illegal (Adj.) forbidden by law गैरकानूनी

EXERCISE | (CONFUSING ADJECTIVES)

1. The ________ objective of many women is to marry a rich man.
(A) principal (B) principle
2. I completed the ________ syllabus in six months.
(A) exhausted (B) exhaustive
3. She went to see her ailing mother on ________ days.
(A) alternative (B) alternate
4. I was ________ after an hour long physical exercise.
(A) exhausted (B) exhaustive
5. After the written exam, we will have ________
(A) oral exam (B) verbal exam (C) viva voce
6. ________ hygiene is equally important.
(A) Oral (B) Verbal
7. We need ________ quotations for this event that we can put on the notice
board.
(A) opposite (B) apposite
8. He sat ________ me and gave me a stern look.
(A) apposite (B) opposite
9. Denying equal rights to women is an ________ act.
(A) immoral (B) amoral
10. This shop deals in ________ wear.
(A) bridal (B) bridle
11. You are very outspoken. You need to ________ your tongue.
(A) bridal (B) bridle
12. Walking is ________ to health.
(A) beneficial (B) benefactor (C) beneficiary
13. A rich ________ serves the society in many ways.
(A) benefactor (B) beneficiary
14. This minority college is the main ________ of the government's grants.
(A) benefactor (B) beneficiary

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15. His ________ smile made my day.
(A) childish (B) childlike
16. I dislike his ________ attitude.
(A) childish (B) childlike
17. India has a history of ________ invasions.
(A) continuous (B) continual
18. You can see a ________ line of traffic for two kilometers.
(A) continuous (B) continual
19. He is not serious in his work. I hate his ________ attitude.
(A) causal (B) casual
20. Usually the _______ agent of any disease is the microbe that we cannot see
with our naked eyes.
(A) causal (B) casual
21. His _______, Rohit, betrayed him.
(A) confidant (B) confident (C) confidante
22. She was his _______ till she was the _______ of his property.
(A) confidante, beneficiary (B) confidant, beneficiary
(C) confidante, benefactor (D) confidant, benefactor
23. _______ diseases spread by touch.
(A) Contagious (B) Contiguous
24. I don't feel comfortable in this dress made of _______ cloth.
(A) coarse (B) course
25. What will be your _______ of action now?
(A) coarse (B) course
26. His strong financial condition made his family _______.
(A) complacent (B) complaisant
27. His ________ character makes him a perfect slave.
(A) complacent (B) complaisant
28. He is fooled by his family and friends because of his _______ nature.
(A) credible (B) credulous
29. The court can rely on the statements of ______ witnesses.
(A) credible (B) credulous
30. The spy followed them at a _______ distance.
(A) discreet (B) discrete
31. This chapter has several ________ sections.
(A) discreet (B) discrete
32. People pay homage to the _______.
(A) disease (B) deceased
33. Leukoderma is not a _____
(A) disease (B) decease
34. The Sahara is a _______.
(A) desert (B) dessert
35. We have chocolate ice-cream for _____ tonight.
(A) desert (B) dessert
36. The kidnapper kept the boys in a ________ place.
(A) desert (B) deserted

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37. I would like to give you a piece of ______ advice.
(A) disinterested (B) uninterested
38. The teacher was unable to elicit responses from the ______ students.
(A) disinterested (B) uninterested
39. Please exchange this _______ piece.
(A) defective (B) deficient
40. Junk food is _______ in essential minerals.
(A) defective (B) deficient
41. Good teachers can ________ responses from students.
(A) elicit (B) illicit
42. Khap panchayat consider such marriages ______.
(A) illicit (B) illegal
43. Flesh trade is _______ in India.
(A) illicit (B) illegal
44. House wives are generally _______
(A) economical (B) economic
45. The ________ condition of a country determines its prosperity.
(A) economical (B) economic
46. He saves money at the cost of his health. He is _______.
(A) frugal (B) economical
47. It is ________ to negotiate with credulous tourists.
(A) expedient (B) expeditious
48. ________ delivery of goods is very essential in online shopping.
(A) Expedient (B) Expeditious
49. On that ______ night he met with an accident.
(A) fatal (B) fateful
50. He made a _______ mistake and dug his own grave.
(A) fatal (B) fateful
51. Red Fort has_______ importance.
(A) histrionic (B) historical
52. His ________ behaviour irritates me.
(A) histrionic (B) historical
53. Ban on triple talaq was a ___ judgement.
(A) histrionic (B) historic
54. To err is ______, to forgive divine.
(A) human (B) humane
55. _______ treatment of zoo animals is essential.
(A) Human (B) Humane
56. I felt ________ pain in my leg.
(A) intense (B) intensive
57. The patient was shifted to _______ care unit.
(A) intense (B) intensive
58. I have _____ ideas.
(A) ingenious (B) ingenuous
59. She is too _______ to fail in life.
(A) industrial (B) industrious

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60. _______ pollution causes global warming.
(A) industrial (B) industrious
61. His ________ decision landed him in problem.
(A) impetuous (B) imperious
62. His ______ attitude hurts us.
(A) imperial (B) imperious
63. The teacher was unable to elicit responses from the ______ students.
(A) disinterested (B) uninterested
64. She feels _______ when her husband talks to another woman.
(A) jealous (B) envious
65. He is _______ of my success.
(A) jealous (B) envious
66. He is ________ in his decisions.
(A) judicious (B) judicial
67. ______ investigation has been ordered seeing the gravity of the case.
(A) judicious (B) judicial
68. I wore a _______ shirt.
(A) loss (B) loose
69. We see_______ growth of vegetation in evergreen forests.
(A) luxuriant (B) luxurious
70. Vijay Malya still enjoys a ________ life.
(A) luxuriant (B) luxurious
71. I can't afford to lose my _______ ones.
(A) loved (B) lovely
72. My ________ mother is always concerned about my health.
(A) loving (B) lovable
73. Do not risk your life for ________ pleasure.
(A) momentary (B) momentous
74. The ______ occasion was celebrated with great fanfare.
(A) momentary (B) momentous
75. Madhya Pradesh is the ___ of India.
(A) navel (B) naval
76. The arbitrator must give ______ advice.
(A) disinterested (B) uninterested
77. Her ______ smile made my day. She is a noble soul.
(A) ingenious (B) ingenuous
78. Some police _______ have come.
(A) personal (B) personnel
79. _______ideas cannot be executed.
(A) Abstract (B) Pragmatic
80. Be________ and choose subjects that will help you get a job.
(A) abstract (B) pragmatic
81. He is a boy_______ in school.
(A) popular (B) populous
82. India is more ________ than the U.S but not as ______ as China.
(A) popular (B) populous

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83. She holds a ___ position in the society
(A) respectable (B) respective
(C) respectful (D) irrespective
84. A, B and C get 10,20 and 30 Rupees ______,
(A) respectable (B) respectively
(C) respectful (D) respective
85. Be _______ to your parents.
(A) respectable (B) respectively
(C) respectful (D) respective
86. Please take your ________ seats.
(A)respectable (B) respectively
(C) respectful (D) respective
87. It was a _______mistake
(A) regrettable (B) regretful
88. He is _____of his misconduct.
(A) regrettable (B) regretful
89. I have ________ a headache.
(A) severe (B) sever (C) sewer
90. His toe was ______ to prevent infection.
(A) severed (B) sewered (C) maimed
91. His car hit the ______ bus.
(A) stationary (B) stationery
92. We donated _______ to the school girls
(A) stationary (B) stationery
93. This _______ phase will soon pass off.
(A) temporary (B) temporal
94. The clergy have nothing to do with ___ matters.
(A) temporary (B) temporal
95. The dead body had a ______ injury
(A) temporary (B) temporal
96. Man is mortal but his ___existence on this planet must be meaningful.
(A) temporary (B) temporal
97. The ___ current issues are important for the exam.
(A) topical (B) tropical
98. In ___ climates there are two seasons.
(A) topical (B) tropical
99. The ____killed hundreds of villagers.
(A) epidemic (B) endemic
100. Certain diseases are ___ and not found in other regions.
(A) epidemic (B) endemic
101. Your handwriting is ___
(A) illegible (B) indecipherable
102. Certain manuscripts are ___ as no one can read them.
(A) illegible (B) indecipherable

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1. (A) 18. (A) 35. (B) 52. (A) 69. (A) 86. (D)
2. (B) 19. (B) 36. (B) 53. (B) 70. (B) 87. (A)
3. (B) 20. (A) 37. (A) 54. (A) 71. (A) 88. (B)
4. (A) 21. (A) 38. (B) 55. (B) 72. (A) 89. (A)
5. (C) 22. (A) 39. (A) 56. (A) 73. (A) 90. (A)
6. (A) 23. (A) 40. (B) 57. (B) 74. (B) 91. (A)
7. (B) 24. (A) 41. (A) 58. (A) 75. (A) 92. (B)
8. (B) 25. (B) 42. (A) 59. (B) 76. (A) 93. (A)
9. (A) 26. (A) 43. (B) 60. (A) 77. (B) 94. (B)
10. (A) 27. (B) 44. (A) 61. (A) 78. (B) 95. (B)
11. (B) 28. (B) 45. (B) 62. (B) 79. (A) 96. (A)
12. (A) 29. (A) 46. (A) 63. (B) 80. (B) 97. (A)
13. (A) 30. (A) 47. (A) 64. (A) 81. (A) 98. (B)
14. (B) 31. (B) 48. (B) 65. (B) 82. (B) 99. (A)
15. (B) 32. (B) 49. (B) 66. (A) 83. (A) 100. (B)
16. (A) 33. (A) 50. (A) 67. (B) 84. (B) 101. (A)
17. (B) 34. (A) 51. (B) 68. (B) 85. (C) 102. (B)

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KD LIVE 291 Class Notes : ADJECTIVE