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Identify the category to which the underlined adjective belongs:
He ate some rice and curry for dinner.
Identify the category to which the underlined adjective belongs:
He ate some rice and curry for dinner.
He ate some rice and curry for dinner.
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Solution
The correct option is B Adjective of Quantity
The Adjective of Quantity 'some' is used when the noun is an uncountable, 'rice' is an uncountable noun. Hence option B is correct, 'some' denotes the quantity of rice. Option A is incorrect because the quality or kind of rice is not mentioned. Option C is incorrect because when we use 'some' as an Adjective of Number, it is followed by a countable noun, and the noun 'rice' is not countable, hence 'some' is not a Numeral Adjective in this context. Option D is incorrect because it denotes which specific noun, and not how much of it.
The Adjective of Quantity 'some' is used when the noun is an uncountable, 'rice' is an uncountable noun. Hence option B is correct, 'some' denotes the quantity of rice. Option A is incorrect because the quality or kind of rice is not mentioned. Option C is incorrect because when we use 'some' as an Adjective of Number, it is followed by a countable noun, and the noun 'rice' is not countable, hence 'some' is not a Numeral Adjective in this context. Option D is incorrect because it denotes which specific noun, and not how much of it.
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