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dqN fn, x;s ’kCnksa esa ly tksM+us ij mudk meaning vyx vFkZ esa gks But, adverb “as” dk use choose, appoint, consider,
tkrk gS vkSj budk iz;ksx vFkZ ds vuqlkj djuk pkfg, – think, call, elect, make vkfn ds ckn ugha djrs gSaA
He thinks her as a fool in the class. ( )
Recent - u;k] vktdy dk Recently – gky gh esa He thinks her a fool in the class. (√)
Present – ekStwnk Presently – vHkh&vHkh
He was elected as an engineer. ( )
Short – ,dk,d] vYidkyhu Shortly – ‘’kh?kz] dqN le;
He was elected an engineer. (√)
Late – nsj Lately - gky gh esa
Aloud –audible tksj ls Loudly - tksj ls Use of some adverb
Hard – dfBu] l[r Hardly – eqf’dy ls] ’kk;n gh
Like – dh rjg] tSlk Likely - laHko Too – dk iz;ksx Þvko’;drk ls vf/kdß (more than require) ds
Quiet – ’kkar Quietly - ’kkafr iwod
Z ] fuf"dz; <ax ls vFkZ esa gksrk gS bldk use unpleasant condition dks
Live - jguk Alive - thfor express djus ds fy, fd;k tkrk gSA rFkk too ds lkFk
Free - eqDr Freely – Lora=kiwoZd positive degree ds adjective use fd;k tkrk gSA
We can go free anywhere in India. ( ) Too - bad, naughty, wicked, dull, weak...
We can go freely anywhere in India. (√)
He is too weak in the class.
I bought a mobile and I got its service freely of cost. ( )
I bought a mobile and I got its service free of cost. (√)
He is too lazy.
We can’t play drum loud in this garden. ( ) I too invited for tea. (for the sense of besides)
We can’t play drum loudly in this garden. (√) She found her mobile and bag too.
Rule 10 – infinitive (to + v1) ds chp dHkh Hkh adverb dk use Too + much (noun)
ugha djrs gaSA Much + too (Adjective)
He asked them to carefully write the answer. Too + many + noun
He asked them to write the answer carefully.
This shirt is much too expensive. It costs $30 and I
Rule 11 –dqN word ftudk use noun, adjective ;k adverb only have $25.
ds :i esa gksus ij mudks fuEu rjg ls fy[kk tkrk gSA I drank too much water; now I really need to go to
Noun Adjective Adverb the bathroom!
Cowards cowardly in a cowardly manner She put too many eggs into the cake. The recipe
Scholar scholarly in a scholarly manner said 3 and she used 5.
Miser miserly in a miserly manner Very – dk iz;ksx Þvko’;drk ds vuq:iß (pleasant condition) ds
Niggard niggardly in a niggardly manner vFkZ esa gksrk gS
Friend friendly in a friendly manner Very - good, happy, healthy, glad, wise, cold, hot
Man Manly Manfully I am very glad to see you.
He is a miser. (noun) My son’s health is very good.
He is a miserly man. (adjective)
He behaved in a miserly manner. (adverb) Much/Very - Much dk use comparative degree ds igys
rFkk Very dk use positive degree ds lkFk fd;k tkrk gSA
Note: There are some words also which used as an You are intelligent
adjective while ending with ly. Ram is much better than Shyam.
Weekly, yearly, monthly (noun, adj., adv.), orderly, Note: fdlh adjective dks emphasise djus ds fy, blds igys
gentlemanly, slovenly, masterly much dk use djrs gSaA
She fought in the war manfully. You are much more intelligent than Mohan.
Note: Present participle (ving) ds lkFk very rFkk past
Rule 11– adverb “as” dk use regards, describe, define,
participle (V3)ds lkFk much dk use fd;k tkrk gS
treat, Serve, view, know, express, accept,
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This book is very interesting. I have enough time to do work.
I am much surprised. He ran fast enough. (adverb)
She was much obliged to you. He has beaten enough. (adverb)
fuEu past participle ds lkFk Much ds cnys Very dk She is beautiful enough. (Adjective)
use fd;k tkrk gS
Pleased, tired, elated, dejected, contented, Nearly/Almost(djhc–djhc@yxHkx)-;fn okD; esa auxiliary,
discontented, drunk, limited, delighted, daring, main verb nksukas dk use fd;k x;k gS rks nearly, almost dk
confusing, boring, entertaining, surprising... use nksukas verb ds chp esa fd;k tkrk gSA
There were almost five hundred students there.
Note: Affirmative okD;ksa esa very ds LFkku ij very much rFkk There were nearly five hundred students there.
negative okD;ksa esa dsoy much dk use fd;k tkrk gSA I have almost finished my work.
I like him very much. I have nearly finished my work.
I don’t like him much.
Yet/ Still – (vHkh rd@fQj Hkh, vHkh Hkh)
Still - still dk iz;ksx auxiliary verb ds ckn rFkk main verb ds
igys gksrk gS rFkk bldk iz;ksx simple or interrogative
sentence esa fd;k tkrk gS still generally okD;ksa ds chp esa
iz;ksx gksrk gSA
Rahul is yet unhappy.
(Use ‘still’ instead of ‘yet’)
Is the child still weeping?
Yet - dk iz;ksx lkekU;r% okD; ds last esa negative rFkk
interrogative sentence esa rFkk present perfect tense
esa fd;k tkrk gSA
Jay has not reached yet.
Has Ram not understood it yet?
Fairly/Rather- (ilan vkus ;ksX;@ ilan u vkus ;ksX;) fairly
dk iz;ksx positive sense (vPNs xq.k crkus es)a rFkk Rather
dk iz;ksx positive or comparative nksuksa degree esa
Negative sense (cqjs xq.k crkus) esa fd;k tkrk gSA
Tea is fairly hot.
Tea is rather hot.
This problem is rather worse.
Before / Ago (igys) – before dk use past vkSj future
nksukas tense esa fd;k tkrk gS tcfd Ago dk use past
indefinite tense esa fd;k tkrk gSA
She will give money to me before her
appointments. (Before)
I had gone to Agra before my marriage.
He went to Agra an hour ago.
I saw him five minute ago.
Enough (dkQh@i;kZIr) - bldk dk iz;ksx Adjective or Adverb
nksauks dh rjg djrs gS
tc Enough dk use noun ;k pronoun ls igys gksrk gS rks
;g adjective dh rjg dke djrk gS vkSj ;fn Enough dk use
adverb ds :i esa gksrk gS rks ;g verb adjective vFkok nwljs
adverb ds ckn gksrk gSA
Enough ftl word dks modify djrk gS mlds ckn vkrk gSA
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