Adjective exercises worksheet for Class 4 | English Grammar - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to solve each part of the worksheet.

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Part 1: Complete the sentence using the correct adjective.

We have a word bank:
old, similar, healthy, mental, traditional
grow, allow, supply, bring, improve
able, basic, known, several, scared

Note: Some words like “grow”, “allow”, “supply”, “bring”, “improve” are verbs — but we need adjectives. So we’ll only pick from the adjectives in the list. Let’s identify which ones are adjectives:

✔ Adjectives: old, similar, healthy, mental, traditional, able, basic, known, several, scared
✘ Verbs (not needed here): grow, allow, supply, bring, improve

Now let’s fill in each blank with the best-fitting adjective.

1. Eating an apple daily is a __________ habit.
→ Apples are good for you → healthy

2. The patient was suffering from some __________ conditions.
→ “Mental” fits with health conditions → mental

3. It is a __________ way to celebrate with tomatoes in Spain.
→ This refers to La Tomatina festival → it’s a long-standing custom → traditional

4. Mohammad Ali is __________ for his brilliant boxing.
→ He is famous → known

5. James got very __________ of the storm.
→ Storms can frighten people → scared

6. They both were wearing very __________ dresses.
→ If they look alike → similar

7. Tony was not __________ to run because of his fracture.
→ Fracture means he couldn’t run → able

8. The __________ concept of English is very easy.
→ Basic = simple, foundational → basic

9. Mr. Thomas faced arm fracture __________ times.
→ More than once → several

10. The car of Ronnie is very __________ and full of rust.
→ Rust means old and worn → old

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Part 2: Identify the adjective and underline them

Remember: An adjective describes a noun or pronoun.

1. The Sahara desert is vast.
→ “vast” describes “desert” → underline vast

2. It is wrong to speak ill of others
→ “wrong” describes the action (it) → underline wrong

3. One should not get angry
→ “angry” describes how one feels → underline angry

4. We should not keep our room clumsy
→ “clumsy” describes the room → underline clumsy

5. Being jealous is not a good habit
→ “jealous” describes the feeling; “good” describes “habit” → underline jealous and good

Wait — let’s double-check #5:
“Being jealous” – “jealous” is describing the state of being → yes, adjective.
“a good habit” – “good” describes “habit” → also adjective.
So two adjectives here.

But sometimes worksheets expect only one per sentence? Let’s check the instruction: “Identify the adjective and underline them” — plural “them” suggests there may be more than one.

So we’ll underline both where applicable.

Actually, looking again at sentence 2: “It is wrong...” — “wrong” is an adjective describing “it”.

Sentence 3: “get angry” — “angry” is an adjective after linking verb “get”.

Sentence 4: “keep our room clumsy” — “clumsy” is object complement, still an adjective.

All correct.

Final underlines:

1. vast
2. wrong
3. angry
4. clumsy
5. jealous, good

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Final Answer:

Part 1:
1. healthy
2. mental
3. traditional
4. known
5. scared
6. similar
7. able
8. basic
9. several
10. old

Part 2:
1. vast
2. wrong
3. angry
4. clumsy
5. jealous, good