Question

B) Fill in the blanks with proper adverbs and adjectives.
a) This is the of the two books. (best/better)
b) We went than three miles. (further/farther)
c) Hunny is than Bunny. (elder/older)
d) It is cold today. (bitter/bitterly)
e) He is a _ experienced man. (much/more)
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Answer 1

B) Fill in the blanks with proper adverbs and adjectives.

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a) This is the _______ of the two books. (best/better)

• This is the best of the two books.

b) We went ________ than three miles. (further/farther)

• We went farther than three miles.

c) Hunny is ________ than Bunny. (elder/older)

• Hunny is older than bunny.

d) It is _______cold today. (bitter/bitterly)

• It is bitter cold today.

e) He is a ________experienced man. (much/more)

• He is a much experienced man.

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$\huge{\underline{\tt{\blue{Adjectives-}}}}$The words which tell us the quality of noun and pronoun are called adjectives.

Examples- $\sf{She's\:looking\:\underbrace{gorgeous}\:in\:red\:dress.}$

• Here, gorgeous is an adjective.

$\sf{Their\:child\:is\:so\:\underbrace{well\:mannered}.}$

• Here well mannered is an adjective.

$\huge{\underline{\tt{\blue{Adverbs -}}}}$ The word which gives more information adjective and noun are called adverbs.

Examples - $\sf{She\:writes\:\underbrace{fast}.}$

• Here, adverb fast adds more information about verb writes.

$\sf{Vidhi\:ate\:my\:red\:velvet\:cake\:\underbrace {greedily}.}$

• Here, greedily is an adverb.

Answer 2

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a) This is the best of the two books. (best/better)

• Best is the correct option.

b) We went farther than three miles. (further/farther)

• Farther is the correct option.

c) Hunny is older than Bunny. (elder/older)

• Older is the correct option.

d) It is bitter cold today. (bitter/bitterly)

• Bitter is the correct option.

e) He is a much experienced man. (much/more)

• much is the correct option.

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⇒ What are adverbs?

• Adverb is a word that is used for the betterment of another kind of adverb, adjective, verb, clause etc.
• It makes a preposition or a clause more informative.

⇒ Examples of Adverbs?

• He sings well ( Here, the word well makes the word 'sings' more informative. )
• He plays the guitar beautifully ( The word beautifully adds information to the guitar. )

⇒ What are adjectives?

• Adjectives are the words that reflects characteristics of nouns. They can also express the number or quantity of nouns.

⇒ Examples of adjectives?

• a green car.
• an interesting movie.
• a blue umbrella.