Adjective
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Adjective
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91. The economic situation is becoming __________.
Answer: To describe a continuous change, the structure 'comparative and comparative' is used. 'Worse' is the comparative of 'bad'.
92. She is __________ to her mother.
Answer: Adjectives like 'junior', 'senior', 'superior', 'inferior' are followed by the preposition 'to', not 'than', and do not take 'more'.
93. This is the __________ road I have ever driven on.
Answer: For two-syllable adjectives like 'narrow', the superlative can be formed with '-est'. The sentence implies a comparison with all other roads, requiring the superlative.
94. He runs __________ than anyone else on the team.
Answer: The word modifies the verb 'runs', but 'fast' is an adjective that can also function as a flat adverb. The comparative form is 'faster'. 'Fastly' is not a standard English word.
95. There is __________ water in the bottle; it's almost empty.
Answer: 'Water' is uncountable. 'Little' means 'hardly any', fitting the context 'it's almost empty'. 'A little' would mean 'some'.
96. She is wearing a __________ silk sari.
Answer: The correct adjective order is Opinion ('beautiful'), Size ('long'), Color ('pink'), and then Material ('silk').
97. She is wearing a __________ silk sari.
Answer: The correct adjective order is Opinion ('beautiful'), Size ('long'), Color ('pink'), and then Material ('silk').