1. The wound was skin-deep.
2. The sooner the better.
3. He is not the man.
4. There is no exception to the rule.
1. Kalidas is a Common Noun, Shakespeare is a Proper Noun.
2. Both are Proper Nouns
3. Kalidas is a Proper Noun, Shakespeare is a Common Noun
4. Both are Common Nouns.
1. Obedient 2. Obey
3. Obediently 4. Obese
1. Scenery is a Countable Noun, Wisdom is an uncountable Noun.
2. Both are Uncountable Nouns.
3. Scenery is an Uncountable Noun, Wisdom is a Countable Noun.
4. Both are Countable Nouns.
1. Noun, Adjective
2. Adjective, Adjective
3. Noun, Noun
4. Adverb, Adjective
1. Masculine Gender
2. Feminine Gender
3. Common Gender
4. Neuter Gender
1. gentleman lady
2. Nephew niece
3. Manager manageress
4. Monk priest
1. scenery 2. Ethics
3. News 4. Clothes
1. news 2. scissors 3. Alms 4. Assets
Jyoti lost her balance and fell down a ______ of steps.Fill in the blank with appropriate word.
1. gang 2. flight
3. clump 4. Set
1. an emphatic pronoun 2. A personal pronoun
3. An impersonal pronoun
4. A possessive Pronoun
1. I 2. Me 3. Myself 4. Mine
1. him 2. her 3. it 4. them
1. they 2.them 3. their 4. him
1. any 2. some 3. nothing 4. many
1. we 2. they 3. us 4. I
1.fathers 2. father
3. father 4. fathers
1. they 2. his 3. its 4.their
1. some, they 2.some, it
3.any, them 4.much, its
1. women 2. woman
3. womans 4. womens
1. hardly, hard
2. Slow, slowly
3. Easily, easy
4. Eagerly, eager
A. The early bird gets the worm.
B. She speaks so softly that I can hardly hear her.
Choose the best answer about the underlined words.
1. earlyis an adverb, softlyis an adjective.
2. early is an adjective, softlyis an adverb
3. Both early and softlyare adverbs
4. Both earlyand softlyare adjectives.
1. childhood 2. Slavery 3. Honesty 4. Kindness
1. I just saw him at the gate.
2. He has already finished his work.
3. I frequently meet her in the park.
4. She is ready always.
1. Adverbs 2. Adjectives 3. Verbs 4. Nouns
1. ness 2. ly 3. able 4. ish
1. far 2. Further
3. Farther 4. farthest
A. He is older than his sister.
B. Rama is the oldest boy in the eleven.
1. Sentence (A) is correct (B) is incorrect.
2. Sentence (A) is incorrect (B) is correct.
3. Both are correct.
4. Both are incorrect.
1. latter 2. Letter
3. Later 4. Late
1. latter 2. Latest
3. Later 4. Last
1. He spoke at the meeting impressively yesterday.
2. He impressively spoke yesterday impressively.
3. He spoke impressively at the meeting yesterday.
4. He spoke yesterday impressively at the meeting.
1. Noun 2. Adjective 3. Adverb 4. Adjective
1. He worked hard to get a job.
2. He was so changed that I could hardly recognize him.
Now choose the correct sentence.
1. 1. Sentence (1) is correct, (2) is incorrect.
2. Sentence (1) is incorrect, (2) is correct.
3. Both are correct. 4. Both are incorrect.
1. Adverb, adverb
2. Adjective, Adjective
3. Noun, Adjective
4. Adverb, Adjective
1. the best 2. The better
3. The good 4. The worst
1. His performance was superior to mine.
2. My horse is better than Ram.
3. The markets of Delhi are larger than those of Agra.
4. The climate of Punjab is better than that of Bihar.
1. She saw a fat bald middle aged man.
2. She saw a middle-aged fat bald man.
3. She saw a bald, fat, middle aged man.
4. She saw a middle aged man fat bald.