Adjective Exercise for Class 3

Underline the adjectives in the below mentioned sentences and identity their types:

1. Anil is an intelligent boy.
2. Manohar is my best friend.
3. I have scored ninety marks in the mid-term test.
4. Have some fresh grapes?
5. I have already taken much food.
6. The milkman has given sufficient milk today.
7. Do you have any petrol in your car fuel tank?
8. She has packed five sets of trousers for the trip.
9. Her golden necklace caught attention in the party.
10. Only a few students were present in the class.

Answers:

1. Anil is an intelligent boy. (Adjective of quality)
2. Manohar is my best friend. (Adjective of quality)
3. I have scored ninety marks in the mid-term test. (Adjective of quantity)
4. Have some fresh grapes? (Adjective of quantity)
5. I have already taken much food. (Adjective of quantity)
6. The milkman has given sufficient milk today. (Adjective of quantity)
7. Do you have any petrol in your car fuel tank? (Adjective of quantity)
8. She has packed five sets of trousers for the trip. (Adjective of quantity)
9. Her golden necklace caught attention in the party. (Adjective of quality)
10. Only a few students were present in the class. (Adjective of quantity)

Exercise 2:

Choose the correct comparative degree of adjectives in the following sentences:

1. I am taller/more taller than my brother.
2. Sheela has a better/good sense of dressing style than that of Meena.
3. My bike is cheaper/more cheaper than yours.
4. I prefer milk to/than tea.
5. The fan in room runs faster/more faster than that of yours.
6. Her bangles are glittering more/good than Shilpa’s.
7. Shivam batted good/better than Avinash in yesterday’s cricket match.
8. Your cursive writing is beautiful/more beautiful than mine.
9. This wrist watch is costlier/more costlier than hers.
10. Your car engine creates louder/more louder noise than an amplifier.

Answers:

1. I am taller than my brother.
2. Sheela has a better sense of dressing style than that of Meena.
3. My bike is cheaper than yours.
4. I prefer milk to tea. [Note: ‘to’ is used after ‘prefer’]
5. The fan in room runs faster than that of yours.
6. Her bangles are glittering more than Shilpa’s.
7. Shivam batted better than Avinash in yesterday’s cricket match.
8. Your cursive writing is more beautiful than mine.
9. This wrist watch is costlier than hers.
10. Your car engine creates louder noise than an amplifier.