Adjective Test-1

- The phrase "no less than" is typically used for uncountable nouns (e.g., money, time).
- In this case, "fifty persons" is a countable noun.
- Therefore, it is more appropriate to use "fewer than" instead of "no less than."
- This ensures grammatical accuracy and clarity in communication.
- The corrected sentence would be: "There were fewer than fifty persons present in the room."

Add ‘a ’before ‘few ’

Replace ‘worth watching documentary ’by ‘documentary worth watching ’.

Replace ‘less ’by ‘the least ’.

Delete ‘most ’and replace ‘the ’by ‘a ’

Replace ‘few ’by ‘small ’.

Replace ‘wiser ’by ‘more wise ’.

Add ‘other ’before ‘animal ’.

The error in the sentence is in part (C). The phrase "no any money "is incorrect. It should be either "no money "or "any money "depending on the context, but in this case, "no money "is the correct form.

The corrected sentence is:

He had to cut a sorry figure when he realized that he had no money in his purse.

So, the correct answer is:

3. no any money in his purse

Replace ‘more ’by ‘the most ’.