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प्रश्न
Make new words by adding/dropping a few letters from the root word. Some are done for you.
-ed | -ing | -er | -est | |
pound | × | × | ||
try | tried | × | × | |
large | × | × | ||
new | × | × | ||
tasty | tasted | tasting | tastier | |
wise | × | × | × | × |
stare | ||||
clean |
Do any of these words use all of four endings?
उत्तर
-ed | -ing | -er | -est | |
pound | Pounded | Pounding | × | × |
try | tried | Trying | × | × |
large | × | × | Larger | Largest |
new | × | × | Newer | Newest |
tasty | tasted | tasting | tastier | Tastiest |
wise | × | × | Wiser | Wisest |
stare | Stared | Staring | × | × |
clean | Cleaned | Cleaning | Cleaner | Cleaner |
Yes, tasty and clean use all of four endings.
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2. Who was Mr. Bumble?
3. What meals were the boys given?
4. What did Oliver say to Mr Bumble?
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