Question

1. Supply suitable Comparatives and Superlatives of Adjectives:
a) My uncle is __ than my father.
b) The multi- millionaire Mr Sen is the _ in this town.
c) Wordsworth is a __ poet than Cowper.
d) Balu is the ___ bowler in the eleven.
e) The streets of Bombay are __ than those of Ahmedabad.

2. Fill in the blanks with suitable adjectives:
a) Kolkata is a __ city.
b) The girl wearing the __ dress is my sister.
c) The __ and __ man told me a story.
d) The sun is ___ in shape.
e) This __ lane leads to the __ house.

3. Fill in with a suitable Preposition:
a) It cannot be done__ offence.
b) He spoke__ me__ Urdu.
c) They live__ the same roof.
d) I have not seen him __ a long time.
e) The moon does not shine__ it’s own light.
f) This is a matter__ little importance.
g) I am tired __ walking.
h) He has not yet recovered__ his illness.
i) I shall do it __ pleasure.

PLEASE ANSWER FAST

Answer 1

1. a) older / younger

b) the richest

c) better

d) fastest

e) more crowded

2. a) beautiful

b) black

c) tall and fair

d) round

e) narrow, wooden

3. a) of

b) to me in Urdu

c) under

d) since

e) because

f) of

g) of

h) from

i) with

Answer 2

Explanation:

1.Supply suitable Comparatives and Superlatives of Adjectives:

a) My uncle is older than my father.

b) The multi- millionaire Mr Sen is the richest in this town.

c) Wordsworth is a grater poet than Cowper.

d) Balu is the fastest bowler in the eleven.

e) The streets of Bombay are more clean than those of Ahmedabad.

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2. Fill in the blanks with suitable adjectives:

a) Kolkata is a beautiful city.

b) The girl wearing the blue dress is my sister.

c) The tall and old man told me a story.

d) The sun is spherical in shape.

e) This dark lane leads to the wrecked house.

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3. Fill in with a suitable Preposition:

a) It cannot be done without offence.

b) He spoke to me in Urdu.

c) They live under the same roof.

d) I have not seen him since a long time.

e) The moon does not shine by it’s own light.

f) This is a matter of little importance.

g) I am tired of walking.

h) He has not yet recovered from his illness.

i) I shall do it with pleasure.