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प्रश्न
From the passage, find adverbs that end with '-ly'. Find the adjective in each of the adverb.
Find the adverbs from this part of the story that end with '-ly'. Find the adjective in each of the adverb.
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उत्तर
| Adverb | Adjective |
| frankly | frank |
| silently | silent |
| carefully | careful |
| finally | final |
| suddenly | sudden |
| beautifully | beautiful |
| quickly | quick |
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Add -ly to the following adjectives, then use them to fill in the blank.
1) perfect
2) near
3) kind
4) pleasant
5) eager
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How do we decide whether a clause is a noun clause, an adjective clause or an adverb clause? There is a simple rule - we can replace an adverb clause with an adverb, an adjective clause with an adjective and a noun clause with a noun.
Look at the following examples -
- But I don’t know the answer. (Noun)
But I don’t know what they want. (Noun clause) - He told us a funny story. (Adjective)
He told us a story that was funny. (Adjective clause) - They went away. (Adverb)
They went when you were talking to your friend. (Adverb clause)
Now complete the following on your own :
- But I don’t know ____________.
- He told us ____________.
- They went ____________.
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