Let’s Understand how to an essential degree of comparison in English Grammar 2.0

Answer – The adjective is a word that tells you more about a noun or pronoun.

OR

The words which describe you about the quality of Noun or pronoun.

1. A Black Dog.
2. A tall lady.
3. She is looking beautiful.
4. A colourful rainbow.
5. He is very honest.
6. Suresh Raina is a Cricketer.
7. Dhoni is talented person.
8. Modi ji is great person.
9. I have gold ring.
10. Madhu is my best friend.

Answer – Yes, a phrase can be formed with two words. Ex- “too slowly“, “watch TV”, “very happy” etc.

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• Bilkish is not as beautiful as Monika.
• I am as tall as my sister.
• Bikram is not as handsome as his father.
• They are as powerful as a king.
• This book is not so interesting as that.
• A cold drink is not more tasteful than coffee.
• That student was not more honest than Sohan.
• Ramu is as bad as Raman.

Answer –

1. My teacher is a very helpful person.

2. Honesty is the best way to live happily.

3. He was awarded for his bravery.

4. He is absent due to illness.

5. She will defeat them.

6. She tried to control her anger.

7. We should not laugh at disabling a person.

8. Each human has a good side and an evil side.

9. Ego is the next step of disaster.

10. Her voice was full of anxiety.

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Answer –

1. kind
2. fear
3. envy
4. happy
5. loyal
6. ego
7. grief
8. excitement
9. depressed
10. Anger
11. Forgiveness
12. 12.hurt
13. Laughter
14. Justice
15. worry

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Answer – The phrase is a group of words, can make some sense but not the whole meaning.

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Answer – You can identify a determiner depending on its relative position by checking the word which comes before a noun, not after, and any other adjectives that come before a noun.

Answer – First, we need to find out the subject and verb of the sentence.

“Ram is diving into the pool.”

Here “Ram” is the subject, and “diving” is the verb. So “Ram is diving” is a clause, and the remains “into the pool,” as this doesn’t make any sense, is the phrase of this sentence.

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Answer – As we already get the idea about phrases and idioms, you can understand how important it is to learn them.
To learn idioms and phrases first, you should listen to them carefully then try to write them down each time you learned one. The most important part is to use them frequently in your talking.

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Answer – Yes, “every” is a determiner.

Answer – Yes, Monday is a proper noun.

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Answer –

1. Cute
2. Dangerous
3. Dark
4. Good
5. Dead
6. Bad
7. Defeated
8. Attractive
9. Defiant
10. Horrible
11. Legendary
12. Hungry
13. Singular
14. Hurt
15. Irresponsible
16. Ill
17. Advisable
18. Important
19. Favourite
20. Festive

Answer – List of the degree of comparison

Answer – Human Noun: Jonny, Joseph, Rakesh, Michael, Justin, Tonny, Bill gates, Tarzan, Mishka, Avinash, etc.

• Nation, religion, tribe, sect nouns: Japanese, Chinese, British, Russian, Canadian, German, Hindu, Muslim, African, American, Jain, Islamic, Buddhi, Christian, etc.
• Language Nouns: Chinese, French, Arabic, Japanese, Russian, Hindi, English, Urdu, Brazilian, Punjabi, Hungarian, Tamil, etc.
• City, District, Neighborhood, street: Washington DC, Cape Town, Oakland, Britain, Delhi, Mumbai, Shanghai, Tokyo, Dhaka, etc.

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Answer – English determiners are words – such as a, an, the, each, every, etc. – that are used before nouns to signify their referents.

Answer – A word that is used before a noun to show how the noun is being used, the effect the noun has, its meaning.

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Answer – Five examples of phrases –

1. Rain to stop ( she was waiting for the rain to stop)
2. On the table (the book is on the table)
3. To eat dinner ( he was existed to eat dinner)
4. In the kitchen ( the dinner is in the kitchen)
5. To be free ( he was so excited to be free from jail)

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Answer – Idioms and phrases are both groups of words. Phrases can’t stand alone without any sentence.
Idioms themselves have some symbolic meanings.

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Answer – A phrase is a group of words having no subject-verb combination.

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Answer – Determiners include articles (a, an, the ) demonstratives (this, that, those, these), pronouns, and possessive (My, your, our, its, his, her, their), quantifiers (Most, Much, More, little, less, etc.), Numbers (All, one, two.., enough, etc.) distributives (Each, every, either, neither, Both) interrogations (what, which, whose).

Answer – Today, We will learn about 9 types of Adjectives that are mainly used in English Grammar.

1. Proper Adjectives.
2. Quantitative Adjectives.
3. Quality Adjectives.
4. Demonstrative Adjectives.
5. Distributive Adjectives.
6. Interrogative Adjectives.
7. Possessive Adjectives.
8. Numeral Adjectives.
9. Descriptive Adjectives.

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Answer – I am going to tell you about 11 types of pronouns.

1. Personal Pronoun
2. Possessive Pronoun
3. Demonstrative Pronoun
4. Distributive Pronoun
5. Reciprocal Pronoun
6. Reflexive Pronoun
7. Emphatic Pronoun
8. Indefinite Pronoun
9. Relative Pronoun
10. Interrogative Pronoun
11. Exclamatory Pronoun

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Answer – A proper noun is a specific name for any particular person, place, or things For example:-

1. Rohan
2. Washington
3. American
4. British
5. Parker pen

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Answer – A proper noun is a specific name for a particular place, person, organization, or thing. Proper nouns always begin with a capital letter, no matter where they have fallen in a sentence.

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Answer – Those verbs which can not tell the whole meaning of a sentence without using an object are known as a transitive verb.

Examples of Transitive Verb

PM Modi addresses the nation today.

John gave the gift to his father.

He offers a job.

Answer – The words by which it is known that some work is being done or the work is being done is called a verb. In simple terms, whatever the subject does, has done, or will do is called a verb.

Answer – Nouns generally can differentiate in two ways- concrete nouns and abstract nouns.

Here is the list of some examples of abstract nouns:

Emotions/ Feelings

Anger

Anxiety

Depressed

Excitement

Grief

Helpful

Hate

Loyal

Human Characteristics

Ego

Envy

Honesty

Beauty

Brave

Confidence

Fear

Honour

Common Abstract noun

Truth

Thought

Poverty

Need

Peace

Opportunity

Peace

Reality.

Ans: nouns generally can differentiate in two ways- concrete nouns and abstract nouns.

Here is the list of some examples of abstract nouns:

Emotions/ Feelings

Anger

Anxiety

Depressed

Excitement

Grief

Helpful

Hate

Loyal

Human Characteristics

Ego

Envy

Honesty

Beauty

Brave

Confidence

Fear

Honour

Common Abstract noun

Truth

Thought

Poverty

Need

Peace

Opportunity

Peace

Reality.

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Answer – An abstract noun is the type of noun that cannot be felt with our 5 organs. We can only imagine and feel them in our imagination.

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Answer – Those verbs which do not need any object for complete meaning or sense is known as intransitive verbs.
Example – laugh, sing, jump, fly, etc.

Answer – These verbs are helping the main verb. They mainly state the condition of the subject or object.
Examples – is, am, were, should be, etc.

Answer – A Replacement of noun, is called pronoun. or A pronoun is a word used instead of noun.

Example – They are playing ludo.

She is my best friend.

I am her sister. etc.

Answer – These main verbs mainly tell what the subject is doing, have done or wants to do.
Examples-
Write, laugh, work, run, etc.

Radha write a book.

She is laughing.

John works very fast.

Shreya runs one kilometre today.

Answer – An adjective often comes BEFORE a Noun:
A White car.
A Blue sky.
An exciting Book.
Sometimes an adjective comes AFTER a Verb:
A Black toy.
A tall man.
A Blue Pen.
Sushma is an attractive girl.

Answer – The verb and the subject must have the same person and number to make a sentence errorless. This is known as subject-verb agreement.

Answer – ‘mine’ is a Possessive Pronoun which makes sense for sense rights.

Example – You are mine.

She is mine.

This pen is mine.

Answer – All Articles, demonstratives, pronouns, and possessive, quantifiers, Numbers, distributives, interrogatives are Determiners.

Answer – The adjective form of obey is willing to follow or obedient.

Answer – अगर देखा जाये तो गोल्ड खुद में एक adjective है, क्युकी गोल्ड एक विशेष धातु है।

Example – This is Gold chain.

That is Gold watch.

ऊपर लिखे दोनों Examples में “Gold” chain और watch की विशेषता बता रहा है, परन्तु Gold का Adjective भी होता है। आइये इसे हम उदहारण से समझते है।

This is 24k Chain.

This is 22k watch.

ऊपर लिखे उदहारण में 24k और 22k “Gold” की शुद्धता या विशेषता बताने के लिए प्रयोग किआ गया है। अतः Gold का Adjective 10k, 18k, 22k, 24k इत्यादि हो सकते है।