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MOST POSSIBLE QUESTIONS FOR COMPETITIVE EXAMINEES


 

ERROR DETECTION OUT OF ADJECTIVE-

Locations from where Errors come

1. POSITION OF ADJECTIVE ( Before or After-Noun/Pronoun)

Note-1: If Adjective comes before Noun/Pronoun- it is Attributive Use/ But if it comes after Noun/Pronoun- it is Predicative Use of Adjective.

Note-2:Maximum Adjectives take position both before or after Noun/Pronoun. But Maximum Error Detection Questions come out of Adjectives which are used only as Predicative Position. Those Adjectives are like- Afraid, Alone, Asleep, Awake, Alive, Afloat, Alert, Aware, Ashamed, Fond, Eager, Sour, alike etc.

POSSIBLE QUESTIONS FOR COMPETITIVE EXAMS-

1. That is an alive man. ✖  ( attributive use )

2. That man is alive. ✔  ( predicative use )

(Detect which one is correct)- Definitely the second one as the Adjective "alive" comes after the Noun- " man"

SOME MORE SUCH CATEGORIES OF QUESTIONS 

3. He is afraid. ✔   ( predicative use )

4. He is an afraid man.✖   attributive use )

5. He is an alone person. Χ  attributive use )

6. He is alone. ✔  predicative use )

7. This is a lonely place. ✔  attributive use )

8. The place is lonely. ✔  predicative use )

(Adj- "Lonely" is used both attributive & predicative position)

9. The child is asleep. ✔  predicative use )

10. The asleep child awoke. ✖  attributive use )

11. An awake man knows everything. ✖  attributive use )

12. The man is awake. ✔  predicative use )

13. Three alive men are lying on the road. ✖  attributive use )

14. Three men alive are on the road. ✔   predicative use )

15. The afloat ship was found in the sea. ✖  attributive use )

16. The ship was set afloat. ✔   predicative use )

17. That watchman is always alert. ✔  predicative use )

18. He is an alert man. ✖  attributive use )

19. An aware man is always sincere. ✖  attributive use )

20. He  is much aware. ✔  predicative use )

21. That man is ashamed by nature. ✔  predicative use )

22. He felt ashamed. ✔   predicative use )

23. He is fond of sweets. ✔ predicative use )

24. Fond of sweets damages our teeth.✖  attributive use )


2. DEGREES OF ADJECTIVE

1. This is the less/ lesser( ✔ ) of the two evils. ( for lesser use "of" )

2. This is less ( )/ lesser than the two evils. ( for less use "than" )

3. He has as much () / many()as fourty cars

( "many" is correct because "Car" is countable Noun.)

4. No less ()/ fewer( ✔) than fourty boys.

"fewer" is correct because "boy" is countable Noun.)

5. How many(✔)/ much( Ð¥) stars are countable.

 ""many" is correct because "stars" are countless Noun.)

6. Little()/few(✔) students attended the class.

""few" is correct because "students" are countable Noun.)


3. MISCELLANEOUS ERROR


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