(i) Lotus is a beautiful flower.

(ii) The teacher told us an interesting story.
(ii) Mumbai is a large city.
(iv) The elephant is the largest animal on land.
(v) Ravi is an honest boy.
(vi) Raveena is a clever girl.
(vii) He does not have much patience.
(viii) I have bought some apples.

(ix) There has been sufficient rain this year.
(x) There are several mistakes in this essay.
(xi) Mr. Ramesh is an old man.
(xii) You are wearing a beautiful dress.
(xiii) The mangoes are sweet.
(xiv) Sunil has a new pen.
(xv) I have two pencils.
Ans:
(i) Lotus is a beautiful flower.
The adjective beautiful describes the noun flower.
(ii) The teacher told us an interesting story.
The adjective interesting describes the noun story.
(ii) Mumbai is a large city.
The adjective large describes the noun city.
(iv) The elephant is the largest animal on land.
The adjective largest describes the noun animal and shows comparison.
(v) Ravi is an honest boy.
The adjective honest describes the noun boy.
(vi) Raveena is a clever girl.
The adjective clever describes the noun girl.
(vii) He does not have much patience.
The adjective much describes the amount of the noun patience.
(viii) I have bought some apples.
The adjective some describes the quantity of the noun apples.
(ix) There has been sufficient rain this year.
The adjective sufficient describes the amount of rain; this qualifies the noun year.
(x) There are several mistakes in this essay.
The adjective several describes the number of the noun mistakes.
(xi) Mr. Ramesh is an old man.
The adjective old describes the noun man.
(xii) You are wearing a beautiful dress.
The adjective beautiful describes the noun dress.
(xiii) The mangoes are sweet.
The adjective sweet describes the noun mangoes.
(xiv) Sunil has a new pen.
The adjective new describes the noun pen.
(xv) I have two pencils.
The adjective two gives the number of the noun pencils.
(i) Few men are free from faults.
(ii) Little hearing is a dangerous thing.
(iii) He was a man of few words and great deeds.
(iv) He is a stupid boy and has little sense.
(v) The old man carries a heavy bag.
(vi) The young man died a glorious death.
(vii) A living ass is better than a dead lion.

(viii) Her brother failed the exam.
(ix) Who gave you this book?
(x) Anita got five pencils.
Ans:
(i)Few men are free from faults.
Few - Indefinite numeral adjective (shows a small number).
(ii)Little hearing is a dangerous thing.
Little - Indefinite adjective showing small amount; dangerous - Quality adjective.
(iii) He was a man of few words and great deeds.
Few - Indefinite numeral adjective; great - Quality adjective.
(iv) He is a stupid boy and has little sense.
Stupid - Quality adjective; little - Indefinite adjective showing small amount.
(v) The old man carries a heavy bag.
Old - Quality adjective; heavy - Quality adjective.
(vi) The young man died a glorious death.
Young - Quality adjective; glorious - Quality adjective.
(vii) A living ass is better than a dead lion.
Living - Quality adjective; dead - Quality adjective.
(viii) Her brother failed the exam.
Her - Possessive adjective.
(ix) Who gave you this book?
This - Demonstrative adjective.
(x) Anita got five pencils.
Five - Numeral adjective (shows exact number).

(i) ________prize was won by Indian in the Olympics.
(ii) ________ animals kill other animals.
(iii) We should not wear ________ clothes.
(iv) I don't like ________ boys.
(v) Delhi is a ________ city.
(vi) The Doctor wears ________ coat.

Ans:
(i) first
(ii) some
(iii) tight
(iv) irritating
(v) metro
(vi) white
(i) Ramesh is the tallest boy in the class.
Ans: The adjective tallest modifies the noun boy.
(ii) Gold is a precious metal.
Ans: The adjective precious modifies the noun metal.

(iii) Alice is my best friend.
Ans: The adjective best modifies the noun friend.
(iv) She was wearing a blue shirt.
Ans: The adjective blue modifies the noun shirt.
(v) I bought six eggs.
Ans: The adjective six modifies the noun eggs.
(vi) My brother has a cute daughter.
Ans: The adjective cute modifies the noun daughter.
(vii) I had a strange experience yesterday.
Ans: The adjective strange modifies the noun experience.
(i) That was ________ book you sent me. (a fine/ an interesting)
(ii) Mr. Sharma is a ________ hostess. (perfectly lovely/ charming)
(iii) James thinks he is ________ (clever/ cute)
(iv) That was a ________ remark Rohan made. (funny/ peculiar)
(v) The packet is very ________ (heavy/ young).
(vi) Delhi is a ________ city. (round/ big).
(vii) Respecting elders is a ________ habit. (good/ bad).
(viii) The giraffe has a ________ neck. (long/ short).
(ix) When it rains, the road gets ________ (dry/ muddy).
(x) The table is ________ (dirty/ muddy).
Ans:
(i) That was an interesting book you sent me. (a fine/ an interesting)
(ii) Mrs. Sharma is a charming hostess. (perfectly lovely/ charming)
(iii) James thinks he's clever. (clever/ cute)
(iv) That was a peculiar remark Rohan made. (funny/ peculiar)
(v) The packet is very heavy. (heavy/young).
(vi) Delhi is a big city. (round/big).
(vii) Respecting elders is a good habit. (good/bad).
(viii) The giraffe has a long neck. (long/short).

(ix) When it rains, the road gets muddy. (dry/muddy).
(x) The table is dirty. (dirty/muddy).
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