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    The document discusses the usage of adjectives like "very" and "much" and provides examples of their correct usage. It also discusses the use of possessive adjectives before gerunds and the comparison of qualities between objects using adjectives like "redder" and "heavier". The document further explains the usage of "too much" and "much too" as well as the use of possessive case after words like "all" and "both".

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    The document discusses the usage of adjectives like "very" and "much" and provides examples of their correct usage. It also discusses the use of possessive adjectives before gerunds and the comparison of qualities between objects using adjectives like "redder" and "heavier". The document further explains the usage of "too much" and "much too" as well as the use of possessive case after words like "all" and "both".

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    The document discusses the usage of adjectives like "very" and "much" and provides examples of their correct usage. It also discusses the use of possessive adjectives before gerunds and the comparison of qualities between objects using adjectives like "redder" and "heavier". The document further explains the usage of "too much" and "much too" as well as the use of possessive case after words like "all" and "both".

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    ADJECTIVES

    Part - 4
    Usage of “very” and “much”:
    “Much” means ‘large
    in amount or extent’. It
    is preceded by
    comparative degree
    and past participle.
    Examples:-
    ● It is very interesting.
    ● He is much weaker than
    Shyam.
    ● The girl is very beautiful.
    ● The weather changes very
    quickly.
    ● I am much better now.
    ● They both talk too much.
    ● He is much interested in the
    project.
    ● Thank you so much for your
    help.
    We use a Possessive Adjective (my,
    our, his, her, their, your) before a
    Gerund.
    Comparison between two qualities of an object:
    Examples:-
    ● This pen is redder than white.
    ● This book is heavier than larger.
    ● This shirt is more white than
    red.
    ● This umbrella is more beautiful
    than strong.
    Use of “too much” and “much
    too”:
    The possessive case is used after
    “all” and “both”.
    Consider these examples:-
    ● My all students are very
    talented.
    ● All my students are very
    talented.
    ● My both friends are very
    talented.
    ● Both my friends are very
    talented.
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    The strengthening of the U.S.led western alliance, (a)/ the
    revival of European unity and the renewed narrative (b)/ of
    “democracy vs autocracy” imply that Chinese expectations (c)/
    of a steadily march towards the “China Dream” may be belied.
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    technology (a)/ transfers and international climate finance,
    although India has (b)/ yet to commit in writing to the Nationally
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    (b) a large number of/ (c) hoarded wheat/ (d) in his
    shop./ (e) no error.
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    (a) Ananya is/ (b) more happier/ (c) here than/ (d)
    she was in Australia./ (e) no error.
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    talented/ (d) student of the school./ (e) no error.
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    from any other clerk/ (d) of her office/ (e) no error.
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    (a) Although her voice/ (b) was not very clearly/ (c)
    everyone understood/ (d) the hidden meaning./ (e)
    no error.
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    student/ (d) of his class/ (e) no error.
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    books and journals/ (d) for the students/ (e) no error
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    (c) risen this year by/ (d) as many as 20%/ (e) no
    error.

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