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Adjectives Worksheets

Degree of comparison (Grade 7)-2

Fill in the blanks with appropriate forms of adjectives given in brackets: What travels _____________? The light or the sound. (fast) Simar was quick but his sister was ___________ than him. (quick) Mrs. Kumar is the ______________ in the family. (tall) The Taj Mahal is _____________ for its architect. (famous) Every mother wants the __________ […]

Adverb Worksheets

Degrees of Adverbs (Grade 5)

Fill in the blanks with appropriate degree of adverbs given in brackets: Kelly runs _____________ than her sister. (fast) This horse galloped __________________. (swiftly) Sherlock came ________________ than his roommate. (early) This flower has been bent _______________ of all by the wind. (low) My mother cooks __________________. (well) I worked _____________ than I thought I […]

Adjectives Comparisons Worksheets

Degree of comparison (Grade 7)

Fill in the blanks with correct degree of comparison: Who do you think was ___________ between the two of them? (clever) The snake was fast but the mongoose was ____________. (fast) Mr. Kumar is the ______________ in the family. (old) The Sunshine water park is _____________ in Pune. (famous) Though Tom tried his __________, he […]

Adjectives Worksheets

Adjectives (Introduction)

Fill in the blanks with more suitable adjective: The _____________ (shy/naughty) kittens are playing with the __________ (new/round) pair of shoes. The juice tastes __________. (sweet/bitter) The ___________ (loud/little) girl wants the _________ (yellow/wild) flowers. I am a __________ (big/fast) swimmer. The wind in winters becomes ____________ (cold/hot) and _____________. (wet/dry) My mother has brought […]

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Hardly fast???

Adverbs are the words which are used to describe an action (verb) like playing well, behave nicely, rightly punished and so on. Some adverbs are incorrectly used by many: They worked hardly for this presentation. The car went fastly. Here both the adverbs ( hardly and fastly ) are incorrect. Fastly is no word at […]

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