Explanation

• "Excellent" describes the quality of the noun "performance", so it is an adjective.
• Adjectives modify or give more information about nouns or pronouns — here, it tells how the performance was.

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Explanation

• The correct article before “poor” is “the”.
• “The poor” refers to all poor people as a group.
• It is a common grammar rule in English.
• “The + adjective” is used to represent a class of people.

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Explanation

• “What” is an interrogative adjective because it modifies the noun “book.”
• It describes/specifies the noun by asking about it.

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Explanation

• "Wealthy" is an adjective.
• It describes someone who has a lot of wealth or is rich.
• Wealthy means دولت مند

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Explanation

• The sentence is comparing two things (jug and glass), so we use the comparative degree.
• “More water than” is correct; “many” is wrong here.
• Correct sentence: The jug has more water than the glass.

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Explanation

• When comparing two things, we use the comparative degree of adjectives.
• The correct comparative form of big is bigger.

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Explanation

In this sentence, the word "enough" is functioning as an adverb modifying the adjective "good."

It describes the degree or extent to which something is good.

Therefore, "enough" is an adverb modifying the adjective "good."

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"Small" describes the noun "house", so it's an adjective.

- It tells us what kind of house he lives in.

Explanation

Adjective is a word naming an attribute of a noun, such as sweet, red, or technical.

Explanation

To take — because after the verb “told” (when followed by an object),

we use “to + verb” form (infinitive).

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Rule: “tell/advise/order + object + to + base verb.”