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Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

Note:
They = Subject (वे)
Them = Object (उन्हें)
Their = Possession (उनका/उनकी/उनके) → e.g. Their house

Comparative degree में हमेशा than का प्रयोग होता है।

  1. Look before you leap. (before/after/with)
  2. July comes before August. (before/after/with)
  3. Monday comes after Sunday. (before/after)
  4. The rainy season starts after summer season. (before/after)
  5. Mohan invites them in his birthday party. (they/those/them)
  6. He has invited them to his birthday party. (them/their/they)
  7. Ram is the tallest boy in the class. (tall/taller/tallest)
  8. Every girl attend the class except Nandini. (accept/except)
  9. Sita is more intelligent than any other girl. (intelligent/more intelligent/most intelligent)
  10. Bhopal is larger than Gwalior. (from/to/than)
  11. Mumbai is bigger than Bangalore. (because/since/than)
  12. Health is better than wealth. (than/of/from)
  13. Rama wanted to know what she was doing. (where/what/while)
  14. I don’t know whether he will come or not. (what/whether)

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