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Comprehensive Guide to Adjectives

The document discusses different types of adjectives including adjectives of quality, quantity, number, possessive adjectives, interrogative adjectives, proper adjectives, and distributive adjectives. It also discusses the degrees of adjectives and provides examples of using adjectives after certain verbs.

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Comprehensive Guide to Adjectives

The document discusses different types of adjectives including adjectives of quality, quantity, number, possessive adjectives, interrogative adjectives, proper adjectives, and distributive adjectives. It also discusses the degrees of adjectives and provides examples of using adjectives after certain verbs.

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English

Adjective

Lecture No.- 01 Bhragu Kulshrestha Sir


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English Adjective
Adjective
• Adjective of quality
• Adjective of quantity
• Adjective of number
• Possessive adjective
• Interrogative adjective
• Proper adjective
• Distributive adjective.
• Demonstrative Adjective
Adjective

1. He is very sad. 2. They became rich.

3. We felt very hungry. 4. Joshi got wet in rain.

5. We found him busy 6. She turned pale.

7. We call him great. 8. We elected him secretary.

9. They painted the door 10. Some flowers smell


red. sweet
Adjective
Generally after verbs we use adverb in the sentence, but
following are the verbs if an adjective gives correct
meaning after them we can use adjective.

Is, am , are, was, were, be, being, been, become, turn,


feel, get, look, appear, seem, smell, taste, call, make,
find, paint, elect, etc
Examples:
Adjective
• This room is good enough for the meeting.
Degree of Adjective

1. Positive Degree:
2. Comparative Degree:
3. Superlative Degree:
Degree of Adjective
Adjective
• Consider the following Examples

1. No other state in India is as large as Rajasthan.


2. Rajasthan is larger than any other state in India.
3. Rajasthan is the largest state in India.
Adjective
• Following are the adjectives they are complete in them, hence they are
not changed into comparative or superlative degree.

• Absolute, Chief, Complete, Empty, Entire, Eternal, Full, Extreme, Golden,


Ideal, Infinite, Perfect, Round, Square, Unique, Universal, Vacant, etc.
Adjective
• Mr. Ramjethmalani is more senior than Mr. Shyamjethmalani.

• Below are the adjectives they are followed by ‘to’ in place of ‘than’
• Senior, Junior, superior, inferior, posterior, anterior, prior, preferable,
elder etc.
Adjective
• Rajasthan is larger than UP

• The area of Rajasthan is larger than UP.

• The area of Rajasthan is larger than the area of UP


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