FORMATION OF WORDS - MRS. BEATRICE

FORMATION OF WORDS

NO	Words	Noun(the)	Adjective	Verb(to)	Adverb(+ly)
1	agree	agreement	agreeable	agree	agreeably
2	appreciate	appreciation	appreciative	appreciate	appreciatively
3	appear	appearance	apparent	appear	apparently
4	apology	apology	apologetic	apologize	apologetically
5	attention	attention	attentive	attend	attentively
6	article	article	articulate	articulate	articulately
7	admiration	admiration	admirable	admire	admirably
8	bravery	bravery	brave	brave	bravely
9	bless	bliss/ blessing	blissful	bless	blissfully
10	benefit	benefit	beneficial	benefit	beneficially
11	beautiful	beauty	beautiful	beautify	beautifully
12	compel	compulsion	compulsory/ compulsive	compel	compulsively
13	courage	courage	courageous	encourage	courageously
14	consider	consideration	considerate	consider	considerably
15	continue	continuation	continuous	continue	continuously
16	cheer	cheer	cheerful	cheer	cheerfully
17	centre	centre	central	centralise	centrally
18	compare	comparison	comparative	compare	comparatively
19	certain	certainty	certain	ascertain	certainly
20	create	creation	creative	create	creatively
21	collection	collection	collective	collect	collectively
22	direction	direction	direct	direct	directly
23	devotion	devotion	devotional	devote	devotionally
24	expensive	expense	expensive	expend	expensively
25	energy	energy	energetic	energise	energetically
26	false	falsehood	false	falsify	falsely
27	fear	fear	fearful/ fearless	fear	fearfully/ fearlessly
28	free	freedom	free	free	freely
29	heart	heart	hearty	hearten	heartily
30	hope	hope	hopeful/ hopeless	hope	hopefully/ hopelessly

DEGREES OF COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES - MRS. BEATRICE

DEGREES OF COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES

Words that qualify (describe) nouns or pronouns are called Adjectives.

The form of the Adjective can be changed the show the extent or degree to which a certain quality is present. This difference in degree is called comparison. There are three  degrees of comparison.

1) POSITIVE DEGREE  : is the simplest form of the Adjective and shows no comparison.

Eg. I am a clever boy.

2)COMPARATIVE DEGREE: is used for comparing two things or people.

Eg. I am cleverer than Raj.

(clue : In the comparative degree, ‘than’ always follows the adjective.)

(SUPERLATIVE DEGREE : is the highest degree of quality and is used for comparing more than two things or people.

1) Eg. I am the cleverest boy in the class.(clue : In the superlative degree ‘the’ always precedes/before  the adjective)

EX. Pick the degree of comparison and state its kind.

1)Dhruv is not fatter than me.

2)My mother bakes the tastiest cakes.

3) The longest distance that Zarayus has  ever run is two kilometers.

4) The maths exam was tougher than the English exam.

5)Monique is a tall boy.

6) Arzaan is more responsible than me.

7) This trophy is most precious for me.

8) Mount Everest is the highest mountain peak in the world.

9) There are more sweets in your bag than mine.

10) That was the worst thing to do.

11) This is the least you can do to help the poor.

12)You are good boys.

13) Thankyou ! I am well now.

14) There is much you can do, if you want to.

15) The boys of Std.5D are the most intelligent boys in the school.

EX.2 underline the correct Adverbs given within brackets.

1) I eat an apple (everyday /yearly )

2) Dean came to my house (yesterday / tomorrow)

3) Keegan (never /already) forgets to call me on my birthday.

4) Aidan is leaving the country (before /soon)

5) It is time to leave (then /now)

6) Anay has  (already / tomorrow )reached our destination.

7) I am (still / almost ) in school but will leave shortly.

8) Piyush had (just /then ) stepped out of the house when his mother called out to him.

9) The cook goes to the market  (daily /later) to buy foodstuff.

10)                  What could be done (yesterday / tomorrow) is better done (today  / tonight)

EX.3 Choose the right adverb from those given in brackets.

1)My aunt lives ___the Red Fort.(here /near)

2)Please file the papers lying ____ (there/ somewhere)

3) Answer each of the questions given ___ (under/below)

4) ___ I look, there seems to be new malls and buildings.(everywhere /somewhere)

5) The shy child hid ____ her mother’s saree. (away/behind)

6) Pratap is playing ________ (outside /out)

7)Riding a bicycle ______ is hard work.(uphill /downhill)

8) It is raining so the children are playing __________.(inwards/ indoors)

9) Did you know that crabs walk ______ (sideways/under)

10) Please do come _____ (below / inside)