I have a very basic doubt which is written below:
Adjectives by definition describe a noun. But a sentence in Wren and Martin has left me perplexed.
Sentence: I have called him several times.
Doubt: Here several is an indefinite numeral adjective(that is what is mentioned). But it doesn't seem to describe the noun "I". Then how can several be an adjective?
Can somebody please clarify this?
@hiteshgulati said:I have a very basic doubt which is written below:Adjectives by definition describe a noun. But a sentence in Wren and Martin has left me perplexed.Sentence: I have called him several times.Doubt: Here several is an indefinite numeral adjective(that is what is mentioned). But it doesn't seem to describe the noun "I". Then how can several be an adjective?Can somebody please clarify this?
Here "times" is the noun that several is describing.....
The qn is "How many times did I call him?"
Ans is " I called him several times"
The qn is "How many times did I call him?"
Ans is " I called him several times"
SC7
Find the best way of writing the given sentence:
1)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hairs is not an extremely difficult process.
2)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not the extremely difficult process.
3)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.
4)Growing of long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.
5)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair are not an extremely difficult process.
Find the best way of writing the given sentence:
1)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hairs is not an extremely difficult process.
2)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not the extremely difficult process.
3)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.
4)Growing of long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.
5)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair are not an extremely difficult process.
@bs0409 said:SC7Find the best way of writing the given sentence:1)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hairs is not an extremely difficult process.2)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not the extremely difficult process.3)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.4)Growing of long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.5)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair are not an extremely difficult process.
3)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.
@bs0409 said:SC7Find the best way of writing the given sentence:1)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hairs is not an extremely difficult process.2)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not the extremely difficult process.3)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.4)Growing of long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.5)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair are not an extremely difficult process.
3
@bs0409 said:SC7Find the best way of writing the given sentence:1)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hairs is not an extremely difficult process.2)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not the extremely difficult process.3)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.4)Growing of long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.5)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair are not an extremely difficult process.
3?
@bs0409 said:SC7Find the best way of writing the given sentence:1)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hairs is not an extremely difficult process.2)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not the extremely difficult process.3)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.4)Growing of long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.5)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair are not an extremely difficult process.
3?
@bs0409 said:SC7Find the best way of writing the given sentence:1)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hairs is not an extremely difficult process.2)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not the extremely difficult process.3)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.4)Growing of long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.5)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair are not an extremely difficult process.
3 😃 hairs cannot be used..bcs its nt countable thing
@ScareCrow28 said:3)Growing long, beautiful and healthy hair is not an extremely difficult process.
@Logrhythm said:3
@koyal1990 said:3?
@mailtoankit said:3?
@ravi.theja said:3 hairs cannot be used..bcs its nt countable thing
OA-3......
Can anyone explain why it is not 5.......:p
@bs0409 said:OA-3......Can anyone explain why it is not 5.......
we are talking about growing of hair.. hence it'll take singular verb.. coz it is just one process... I guess you got confused coz of the three adjectives that are used... :).. the VERB refers to the growing of hair and not the adjectives... just read the sentence now in your mind, you'll get it... :)
SC8
Substitute the underlined part with the option which is grammatically most appropriate:
The climate of Delhi is better than Jaipur.
a)is more better than Jaipur
b)will be better than Jaipur
c)is better than Jaipur's
d)is much better than Jaipur
e)No error
Substitute the underlined part with the option which is grammatically most appropriate:
The climate of Delhi is better than Jaipur.
a)is more better than Jaipur
b)will be better than Jaipur
c)is better than Jaipur's
d)is much better than Jaipur
e)No error
@bs0409 said:SC8Substitute the underlined part with the option which is grammatically most appropriate:The climate of Delhi is better than Jaipur.a)is more better than Jaipurb)will be better than Jaipurc)is better than Jaipur'sd)is much better than Jaipure)No error
a==> more better is wrong .
b ==> doesn't make sense here.
here comparision is not between the cities..instead its btwn the climates of the two cities..so it has to be is better than Jaipur's
b ==> doesn't make sense here.
here comparision is not between the cities..instead its btwn the climates of the two cities..so it has to be is better than Jaipur's
@bs0409 said:SC8Substitute the underlined part with the option which is grammatically most appropriate:The climate of Delhi is better than Jaipur.a)is more better than Jaipurb)will be better than Jaipurc)is better than Jaipur'sd)is much better than Jaipure)No error
3?
@bs0409 said:SC8Substitute the underlined part with the option which is grammatically most appropriate:The climate of Delhi is better than Jaipur.a)is more better than Jaipurb)will be better than Jaipurc)is better than Jaipur'sd)is much better than Jaipure)No error
c?
@bs0409 said:SC8Substitute the underlined part with the option which is grammatically most appropriate:The climate of Delhi is better than Jaipur.a)is more better than Jaipurb)will be better than Jaipurc)is better than Jaipur'sd)is much better than Jaipure)No error
c
@bs0409 said:SC8Substitute the underlined part with the option which is grammatically most appropriate:The climate of Delhi is better than Jaipur.a)is more better than Jaipurb)will be better than Jaipurc)is better than Jaipur'sd)is much better than Jaipure)No error
Option c
@ravi.theja said:a==> more better is wrong .b ==> doesn't make sense here.here comparision is not between the cities..instead its btwn the climates of the two cities..so it has to be is better than Jaipur's
@mailtoankit said:3?
@hiteshgulati said:c?
@Logrhythm said:c
@saurav205 said:Option c
OA-c.....
All got it right.......
SC9
Substitute the underlined part with the option which is grammatically most appropriate:
She has learnt a lot, has she?
a)didn't she
b)haven't she
c)hasn't she
d)wouldn't she
e)No error
Substitute the underlined part with the option which is grammatically most appropriate:
She has learnt a lot, has she?
a)didn't she
b)haven't she
c)hasn't she
d)wouldn't she
e)No error
@bs0409 said:SC9Substitute the underlined part with the option which is grammatically most appropriate:She has learnt a lot, has she?a)didn't sheb)haven't shec)hasn't shed)wouldn't shee)No error
B