Insert the adjectives in the brackets in the appropriate places in the sentences.
1. Books belong to Mary. (those)
9. Man is Mr. Yadav, (that)
3. Skates are Jackie's. (these)
4. He had love for his work. (little)
5. There is work to be done. (much)
6. People remember favours, (some)
7. Man is liable to make mistakes. (any)
Word came from the teacher. (no)
9. Please make haste. (more)
10. The talk the work. (less, more)
11 The and ambassadors are safe. American, French, English)
12. Children like apples (sweet)
13. She has an disposition famiable)
It is a and evening, theautiful, calm, cleari
15. He paid rupees for the horse, two hundred)
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16. Ounces make a pound (sixteen)
17. Man here can do work any, little)
18. Deblina serupies the seat in the row (fourth, seventh)
19. My mother in a lady, (prous)
20. His niece is married to a gentleman (European)
Answers
Answer:
1. Those books belong to Mary.
2. That man is Mr. Yadav.
3. These are Jackie's skates.
4. He had little love for his work.
5. There is much work to be done.
6. Some people remember favours.
7. Man is liable to make any mistakes.
8. No word came from the teacher.
9. Please make more haste.
10. The more talk the less work.
11 The American, French and English ambassadors are safe.
12. Children are like sweet apples.
13. She has an famiable disposition.
14. It is a beautiful, calm and clear evening.
15. He paid rupees two hundred for the horse.
16. Ounces make a sixteen pound.
17. Any man here can do little work.
18. Deblina ocupies the fourth seat in the seventh row.
19. My mother is a proud lady.
20. His niece is married to a European gentleman.