ADJECTIVE

TOPIC : ADJECTIVE BY JAIDEEP SIR

STEP-1
1. But for your help, (a)/no boys would have (b)/succeeded in an (c)/ All India

competitionlike this. (d)/No Error (e)

2. He wanted (a)/certain boy (b)/to make entry into (c)/the Principal’s chamber. (d)/NoError (e)

3. There were only two (a)/soldiers but each and every (b)/soldier was equal (c)/to

fivepolicemen.(d)/No Error (e)

4. The ten captains (a)/had each an (b)/achievement of (c)/his own. (d)/No Error (e)

5. These sort of men (a)/attain worldly success by hook or by crook, (b)/so they deserveto

(c)/belooked down upon. (d)/ No Error (e)

6. I feel (a)/a certain problems (b)/in the execution (c)/of this plan. (d)/No Error (e)

7. In spite of facing (a)/much problems, he did not (b)/ desert the path (c)/of honesty.(d)/No

Error(e)

8. Can you tell me how (a)/many eggs and (b)/milk he has brought (c)/home? (d)/’NoError (e)

9. Whole the chapter (a)/of the book is full of printing (b)/errors which are the outcome(c)/of

theproofreader’s carelessness (d)/No Error (e)

10. He did not (a)/like to lend me (b)/any book (c)/or any money. (d)/No Error (e)

11. Her black long (a)/hair adds (b)/glamour to (c)/her looks. (d)/ No Error (e)

12. I began to (a)/tremble when I saw (b)/a sharp long knife (c)/in my enemy’s hand.(d)/No

Error (e)

13. I saw (a)/a girl (b)/who when asked let me know (c)/ that she was suffering from

consumption. (d)/No Error (e)

14. It is a fact that (a)/Mahatma Gandhi was (b)/the first politician (c)/ of his time.(d)/No

Error (e)

15. At the utmost gate (a)/was standing a guard (b)/ holding a gun in (c)/his hand.(d)/No

Error (e)

16. Delhi is (a)/further from (b)/Patna than (c)/Kolkata. (d)/No Error (e)

17. This book is (a)/undoubtedly preferable than (b)/that in many respects and its printing

(c)/is also comparatively good. (d)/ No Error (e)

18. Of the two (a)/players, he (b)/is the luckiest, (c)/be sure. (d)/No Error (e)

19. You can trust (a)/this agency (b)/for the last news (c)/of this week. (d)/No Error (e)

20. Seema is (a)/senior to me (b)/but you are (c)/junior than me. (d)/ No Error (e)
 STEP-2
21. Everybody knows (a)/that Ragini (b)/is the most unique (c)/ singer of this college. (d)/No

Error (e)

22. Rita can sing (a)/much than fifty songs at a (b)/stretch and she has developed (c)/this

ability by labo (d) No Error (e)

23. She was curious to (a)/know what it was that made (b)/ him stronger (c)/and braver than any

man of this village. (d)/No Error(e)

24. She has a remarkably (a)/lovingly appearance (b)/which brings her honour (c)/and admiration

as well. (d)/No Error (e)

25. A lots of books (a)/on English Grammar are available (b)/ in the market but (c)/this one is the

best. (d)/No Error (e)

26. He does not have (a)/some money to buy a new X-ray (b)/ plant, so he is (c)/sunk in anxiety.

(d)/No Error (e)

27. Gold is the most precious (a)/of all the metals (b)/that are used in ornaments, (c)/as far as we

all know. (d)/No Error (e)

28. He is the most (a)/successful man (b)/in the world (c)/ I have ever known. (d)/No Error (e)
29. No less (a)/than fifty audiences are sitting (b)/in the hall and waiting for their

(c)/beloved artiste’s appearance on the stage. (d)/No Error (e)

30. Her father told her (a)/that it would be all the more (b)/ better if she would find her

(c)/groom herself. (d)/No Error (e)

31. She had no other (a)/hobby than that of (b)/wearing a dress of (c)/ the latest design. (d)/No

Error (e)

32. This young lady is (a)/more beautiful (b)/but not so cultured (c)/as her youngest sister.

(d)/No Error

33. Much to his fortune, he (a)/married a girl who was (b)/ more tall and lovelier than (c)/her

elder sister. (d)/No Error (e)

34. What pleases him (a)/more (b)/is a healthy criticism (c)/ of his (d)/performance. (e)/No

Error (e)

35. It was no (a)/other than Indira Gandhi (b)/who evinced an exceptional ability to lead (c)/the

country to fame. (d)/ No Error (e)

36. Now-a-days, (a)/the weather (b)/is getting cold and (c)/colder. (d)/ No Error (e)

37. He often tells (a)/us that he does not (b)/like anything more than (c)/sleeping

peacefully. (d)/No Error (e)

38. This photograph (a)/was comparatively better (b)/than that which he had kept (c)/in his purse.

(d)/No Error (e)

39. She was startled (a) / to see in (b) / her drawing room (c) / a most popular film producer. (d) /

No Error (e)
40. India is (a)/better than most others (b)/film producing countries (c)/of the world.

(d)/No Error (e)

STEP-3
1. Payal is elder to (a)/ her sister (b)/ Ragini by (c)/ eight years. (d)/ No error (e)

2. Cricketer in him (a)/ could not resist (b)/ itself as soon as (c)/ a bat came into sight (d)/ No

error (e)

3. Living in a dark room (a)/ is more preferable to (b)/ being imprisoned (c)/ in a sunny palace.

(d)/ No error (e)

4. Read perfect series (a)/ for it keeps you (b)/ apace with the (c)/ last trends of

examinations. (d)/ No error (e)

5. He can make (a)/ much profit even (b)/ of little money (c)/ He has left. (d)/ No error

6. M.S. Dhoni scored (a)/ less runs in (b)/ this series than (c)/ in the previous one. (d)/ No error

(e)

7. At present, India’s (a)/ fielding is (b)/ superior than (c)/ Pakistan’s (d)/ No error (e)

8. The two first chapters (a)/ have been finished (b)/ while the last three (c)/ chapters have

to be finished. (d)/ No error (e)

9. Now a days (a)/ there are much more criminals (b)/ than policeman. (c)/ No error (d)

10. Where I come from (a)/ the most teachers have (b)/ to teach at two schools (c)/ in order to

earn enough. (d)/ No error (e)

11. Little knowledge of politics (a)/ that he gained, through (b)/ newspaper and

magazines (c)/ are not enough. (d)/ No error (e)

12. It is difficult (a)/ to judge which is (b)/ the elder of the (c)/ two brothers. (d)/ No error (e)

13. Mohan and Sanju are (a)/ excellent players; (b)/ but the former is (c)/ best than the latter (d)/

No error (e)

14. Two thirds of the mango (a)/ is rotten (b)/ so I do not want to buy (c)/ it for my son. (d)/ No

error (e)

15. Mona is wiser than (a)/ clever, hence everyone (b)/ of her family loves (c)/ her heart and soul.

(d)/ No error (e)

16. Ragini is the most (a)/ intelligent girl of (b)/ her class but she is (c)/ not too much beautiful.

(d)/ No error (e)

17. Each of the two girls (a)/ is ready to accept that (b)/ Sarika is taller and wiser (c)/ than any

other student of the class. (d)/ No error (e)

18. All the salaries are being paid (a)/ much later now (b)/ it is something (c)/ to do with the

computer. (d)/ No error (e)

19. Sachin added any other feather (a)/ to his cap by his wonderful (b)/ performance in

the one day match. (c)/ No error (d)

20. He is the youngest (a)/ and more intelligent (b)/ of (c)/ my two sons. (d)/ No error (e)

STEP-4
21. Rama Shankar is one of (a)/ the richest and (b)/ generous men (c)/ of this locality. (d)/ No

error (e)

22. I brought (a)/ the book home (b)/ which I bought (c)/ from the local market. (d)/ No error (e)

23. Sanjay’s proposal (a)/ is preferable (b)/ than that (c)/ of your friend. (d)/ No error (e)

24. Jaya is the more (a)/ beautiful of all (b)/ the girl (c)/ in the class. (d)/ No error (e)

25. Let her (a)/ take as (b)/ much books as (c)/ she wants. (d)/ No error (e)

26. Jonson and Milton are (a)/ two brother (b)/ The later is a (c)/ very intelligent boy. (d)/ No

error (e)

27. There are (a)/ no less than (b)/ five assistants (c)/ in the office. (d)/ No error (e)

28. Little water (a)/ that was (b)/ in the pot (c)/ evaporated. (d)/ No error (e)

29. When I entered (a)/ the class room (b)/ I found, that only few students (c)/ were present in

the class. (d)/ No error (e)

30. The whole India (a)/ mourned the sad (b)/ and sudden demise (c)/ of Dr. A.P.J. Abjul

Kalam (d)/ No error (e)

31. As sooner as (a)/ you reach the port (b)/ report to (c)/ the desk officer. (d)/ No error

32. This book is (a)/ designed to increase (b)/ the working knowledge of (c)/ speak and written

English. (d)/ No error (e)

33. Kohli is the best (a)/ of all other batsman of (b)/ the world because he plays (c)/

concentrate most of the time. (d)/ No error (e)

34. Nisha is (a)/ good and more (b)/ beautiful than (c)/ Juhi. (d)/ No error (e)

35. Raman is getting (a)/ fat because he (b)/ does not take (c)/ any exercise at all. (d)/ No error (e)

36. He has in (a)/ his possession a (b)/ price collection of very old coins (c)/ and some ancient

paintings. (d)/ No error (e)

37. All renew licenses may (a)/ be collected from (b)/ the cashier’s counter after (c)/ paying

the fees (d)/ No error (e)

38. Sadhna’s performance in the (a)/ drama was best than (b)/ Sunita’s but not (c)/ asgood as Niti’s

(d)/ No error (e)

39. In our area (a)/ the journey by bus (b)/ is quick and safe than (c)/ by train. (d)/ No error (e)

40. All said and done (a)/ it is the basic values that (b)/ are most importance and (c)/ help you in

the long run. (d)/ No error (e)

 STEP-5
41. As compared with (a)/ last year the production (b)/ of this factory (c)/ is not

satisfactory. (d)/ No error (e)

42. In the meeting (a)/ held last month (b)/ all other members were present (c)/ except Tanmay.(d)/

No error (e)

43. We have been trying (a)/ to eradicate unemployment (b)/ but our efforts have got (c)/ only

limit success. (d)/ No error (e)

44. She is so lazy (a)/ that she takes a (b)/ large number of time (c)/ to complete such a small pieceof

work. (d)/ No error (e)

45. No station on (a)/ this sector of the railway (b)/ is as modern and clean (c)/ as this station is.

(d)/ No error (e)

46. He reached home (a)/ leaving aside all other work (b)/ but his friends had (c)/ left the home

few minutes earlier. (d)/ No error (e)

47. After he had read the two first chapters (a)/ of the novel (b)/ he left reading (c)/ the novel at

one sitting. (d)/ No error (e)

48. Although he is my bosom friend (a)/ cannot ask him for (b)/ money without any (c)/ vividlyreason.

(d)/ No error (e)

49. Our new stadium (a)/ is big (b)/ and cleaner (c)/ than theirs. (d)/ No error (e)

50. Enough is enough (a)/ I cannot now (b)/ tolerate this mischief (c)/ any much. (d)/ No error (e)
51. When it comes to comparison (a)/ between the two (b)/ quality is most (c)/ important

than quantity. (d)/ No error (e)

52. The choir sang (a)/ few songs to entertain the guests (b)/ but the guests (c)/ were notpleased.

(d)/ No error (e)

53. No book is (a)/ as absorbing as (b)/ the novel I am reading (c)/ written byPremchand.

(d)/ No error (e)

54. Of all the teachers (a)/ in our college (b)/ our history teacher (c)/ is the better. (d)/ No error(e)

55. During holidays (a)/ I like (b)/ visiting friends (c)/ than staying indoors. (d)/ No error (e)

56. Children (a)/ should be (b)/ taught to be (c)/ kindly towards animals. (d)/ No error

57. Both Kuldeep and Rohit are (a)/ excellent painters (b)/ but the latter is best (c)/ than the

former. (d)/ No error (e)

58. He realised that (a)/ he had committed a mistake (b)/ in accepting a packet (c)/ from an
unidentified person. (d)/ No error
59. India is in no way (a)/ inferior than the (b)/ U.S.A. (c)/ in the fertility of soil. (d)/ No error (e)

60. No book gives (a)/ the description of human anatomy (b)/ in so much detail (c)/ as this book.

(d)/ No error (e)

 STEP-6
61. No method of making (a)/ other people agree to (b)/ your viewpoint is (c)/ as effective as this

method. (d)/ No error (e)

62. The pirated (a)/ technology has not only created (b)/ strategic dangers but also damaged (c)/

economy interests. (d)/ No error (e)

63. I like to drink coffee (a)/ but he prefers (b)/ tea than coffee. (c)/ No error (d)

64. Some of the more best (a)/ preserved precolumbian cliffs (b)/ dwelling in the United States (c)/

are located in Mesa Verde National park in Colorado. (d)/ No error (e)

65. Dan Brown was (a)/ one of the most influence (b)/ and believed (c)/ of all

contemporary novelists. (d)/ No error (e)

66. A playwright must characterize (a)/ mainly through action and speech (b)/ but a novelist may

use (c)/ a great number of techniques. (d)/ No error (e)

67. I like Pasta (a)/ as well as (b)/ or even best (c)/ than i like Spaghetti. (d)/ No error (e)

68. The famous orator President Roosevelt (a)/ was in power (b)/ longest than (c)/ anybody

else. (d)/ No error (e)

69. There were no less (a)/ than forty boys (b)/ in the class (c)/ when this happened. (d)/ No error

(e)

70. Finally after long years of hardship (a)/ he succeeded (b)/ which completely altered his outlook

of life. (c)/ No error (d)

71. Some people (a)/ consider wealth (b)/ superior than wisdom (c)/ No error (d)

72. We never thought (a)/ that Ansuman is (b)/ oldest than the other (c)/ players in the team. (d)/ No

error (e)

73. The technician reminded (a)/ them to have a, thoroughly cleaning of the (b)/machine after

each use. (c)/ No error (d)

74. I always prefer (a)/ working in a (b)/ relaxed atmosphere than one (c)/ full of tension and anxiety.

(d)/ No error (e)

75. The photograph will give (a)/ the reader far better (b)/ impression of the structure (c)/ than

any verbal description. (d)/ No error (e)

76. I will take lesser sugar (a)/ than put you to (b)/ the trouble of fetching (c)/ more from the

kitchen. (d)/ No error (e)

77. Your suggestion is (a)/ not different (b)/ from that of the (c)/ another employees. (d)/ No error (e)

78. No variety of mango (a)/ produced in our country (b)/ is as felt tired (c)/ at the end of the day.

(d)/ No error (e)

79. Anne was so (a)/ overburden by office work (b)/ that she felt tired (c)/ at the end of the day.

(d)/ No error (e)

80. Small farmers do not get (a)/ the require support (b)/ from outside (c)/ the farming sector. (d)/

No error (e)
STEP-7
81. Why civilized people (a)/ behave in a nasty way (b)/ is a matter of (c)/ seriously concern. (d)/

No error (e)

82. The Director prefers (a)/ your proposal than (b)/ that given by (c)/ the other managers.

(d)/ No error (e)

83. The director decided (a)/ to sanction any money (b)/ that was required for (c)/ completing

the building. (d)/ No error (e)

84. Our country has (a)/ largest number of (b)/ trained computer experts (c)/ in the world. (d)/

No error (e)

85. Rajani is clever and more (a)/ active than (b)/ any other member in this team. (c)/ No error (d)

86. As compared to the (a)/ old steno this new (b)/ steno is capable of (c)/ doing more faster

work. (d)/ No error (e)

87. He is (a)/ as good (b)/ if not better (c)/ than his brother. (d)/ No error (e)

88. He is sorry because (a)/ his all books (b)/ are lost. (c)/ No error (d)

89. More than three times (a)/ as many people came (b)/ than has been expected (c)/ No error (d)

90. Who do you think (a)/ will be able to (b)/ do this job (c)/ in a very decently manner? (d)/ No error

(e)

91. Stories have always been used (a)/ as a powerful tool for (b)/ communicating vital (c)/ one

generation to other. (d)/ No error (e)

92. You can make (a)/ much profit even (b)/ of little money (c)/ you have left. (d)/ No error (e)

93. Ashish is clever (a)/ than any other (b)/ person in this company. (c)/ No error (d)

94. I have always noticed (a)/ that given an option (b)/ he prefers writings (c)/ than reading. (d)/

No error (e)

95. Poetry is the language of the imagination (a)/ and the passions it relates to (b)/ whatever

gives immediately pleasure (c)/ or pain to the human mind. (d)/ No error

96. Pawan who was (a)/ junior in most (b)/ of the students in the college (c)/ had been

reprimanded. (d)/ No error (e)

97. Staying indoors is (a)/ more preferable than (b)/ going out on (c)/ a summer day (d)/ No error (e)

98. Everyone (a)/ felt that the big glittering (b)/ diamond was the most (c)/ unique in the world.

(d)/ No error (e)

99. I do not know (a)/ why most people feel (b)/ depress and dejected (c)/ even with the slightest

provocation. (d)/ No error (e)

100. We were happy that (a)/ the audience responded well (b)/ and gave all thespeakers

(c)/ a patience listening. (d)/ No error (e)