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Adjectives

Foundation beginner easy

Adjectives describe or qualify nouns and pronouns.

Foundation — The building blocks of English grammar.

Rules

1. Descriptive: a red car, a happy child. 2. Quantitative: some milk, many books. 3. Demonstrative: this book, those pens. 4. Possessive: my bag, their house. 5. Comparison forms: tall → taller → tallest; good → better → best. 6. Order (opinion-size-age-colour-origin-material): a beautiful small old brown Italian wooden table.

Explanation

Adjectives do not change for plural in English: "red cars", not "reds cars". Use comparative (-er/more) for two and superlative (-est/most) for three or more.

हिंदी में

विशेषण संज्ञा की विशेषता बताता है। अंग्रेज़ी में विशेषण बहुवचन में नहीं बदलता — हमेशा "red cars" कहते हैं।

Examples

She is taller than her sister. — वह अपनी बहन से लंबी है।
This is the best movie I have seen. — यह सबसे अच्छी फिल्म है जो मैंने देखी है।

Common Mistakes

{"mistake":"This is more better.","correction":"This is better.","note":"Never combine \"more\" with a comparative form."}

Practice Questions

Q1. Fill in the blank: "Mount Everest is the ___ (high) mountain in the world."

highest
higher
high
most high

Answer: highest

💡 Superlative of high → highest.

Q2. Which sentence contains an error?

This is the most beautiful place.
He is more taller than me.
She is the smartest girl.
It is a very good film.

Answer: He is more taller than me.

💡 Taller is already comparative — no "more".

Q3. She is ___ than her sister.

taller
tallest
tall
more tall

Answer: taller

💡 Comparing two people → comparative (taller).

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Topic	Level	What it covers
Parts of Speech	beginner	The eight word classes that English sentences are built from.
Nouns	beginner	Nouns name people, places, things and ideas.
Pronouns	beginner	Pronouns replace nouns to avoid repetition.
Verbs	beginner	Verbs express actions, events and states.
Adverbs	beginner	Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives or other adverbs.
Articles	beginner	A, an and the — the small words that signal nouns.