Adjective of numeral 30 examples please tell fast i will do your answer as brainleast and i will follow you
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For example:
There are ten students in the classroom.
I stood first in class.
Saturday is the last day of the week.
The brilliant one of you can be the leader of this group.
Two children make a family perfect.
Few dogs are unhealthy.
My legs have eight fingers and two
Some women are upset.
Most of the boys are selected for cricket.
Four books of the Management Studies are very tough.
I wrote many letters to you.
I have learnt three languages.
I wrote some letters to you but you did not replied.
There are only nine class rooms in our school.
One hour has sixty
You can get twenty four hours service here.
Five of the employees have resigned today.
A week has seven
Types
There are three types of adjectives of number such as:
Definite numeral adjective
Indefinite numeral adjective
Distributive numeral adjective
Definite Numeral Adjective:
Definite numeral adjectives are used to denote exact number or position of the subject in the sentence. Both cardinals and ordinals number come under it such as one, first, two, second, four, third, three, seven, eighty five, one third, double, triple two fifths, half, seventh, etc.
For example:
There are nine persons in a group.
He is first to join sports in the class.
Indefinite Numeral Adjective:
Indefinite numeral adjectives are used to specify numerous subjects however they do not give any specific count value. They only provide information about the amount of noun but do not tell the exact amount of noun in the sentence such as all, no, many, few, some, any, certain, several, etc.
For example:
There are many patients standing at the door of hospital.
She has bought all the mangoes of seller.
They are also used as adjectives of quantity but the difference is that indefinite numeral adjectives are used followed by the countable noun whereas adjectives of quantity are used followed by the singular uncountable noun.
For examples:
She has bought some eggs from the shop.
He has taken some
Distributive Numeral Adjective:
Distributive numeral adjectives are similar to distributive adjectives and used to indicate nouns as individual in the whole amount such as neither, another, every, each, etc. They are.
For example:
In the entrance exams each of the students get a separate set of questions.
Every poor needs job.
Each student must take bath.
Every Indian must perform their duty.
Every word of this paragraph is false.
Generally it is followed by the singular noun and singular verb (such as ‘neither answer is incorrect’); however, in case of each of, every one of, either of, and neither of, we use plural noun and singular verb in the sentence (Either of the given questions is appropriate).
Difference between Adjectives of Quantity and Adjectives of Number
I ate some
I have not eaten any
You have no sense what you talking about.
Adjectives of Number:
There are not enough
Are there any guava-trees in your garden?
There are no interesting stories in this book.
Some boys are very clever and intelligent.
Rules/Tips to be Followed
Following are some rules and tips of using numeral adjectives in the sentence:
Hyphen is used between the two or more adjectives when they come before noun and act as single idea. Hyphen is also used when a number and a measurement unit comes together and form an adjective.
For examples:
A 24-inch monitor is not fit for my desk.
Nurses generally work for 12-hour
It is not necessary to use hyphen when measurements do not act as adjectives, such as:
For examples:
She won the race by 2
He got tired after match
Each of the students has received their study materials.
Neither question seems tough.
Every one of us must eat healthy food.
Who was the first woman to win the Bharat Ratna?
There is only one solution to this problem.
Is there any cherry left in the basket?
I can easily lift your five-pound hammer.
I have some chocolates for you.
He stood second in the district.
The fifth girl on last bench is very genius.
Today is my last day in the office.
You can select either of the topics from the given list for your project.
Most of the employees have completed their project work.
There are only a few mangoes left in the basket.
Several students have left the college this year.
I already have filled many application forms for the medical entrance.
My milk glass is half full half empty.
My deposits will be doubled in the next five years.
You can choose either of two numbers at one time.
I am the first student in school getting awarded with a bicycle.
I am the third best performer in my school.
One of the birds got hurt.
More funds are needed this year for my NGO.
He ate only half plate pasta.
I will read this whole book today.
Ten out of twenty guavas are left.
I ate only one-fourth of the watermelon.
I have considered five top schools of this city for my admission.
Every member of this group has participated in this year’s sports competition.
A numeral adjective is an adjective that tells us about how many or how much or in what order the noun is in. There are three kinds of numeral adjectives: Definite numeral adjectives use cardinal (numbers used in an amount) and ordinals (numbers used as an order)
Whole, enough, little, all, hundred, Much, less, larger, etc... Are some of the examples