Question

Change the given word in the brackets into appropriate adjective. 1. It is quite (depression) to see a young girl suffering on the street. 2. George was very (happiness) when he received his first salary. 3. It is (harm) for dog to eat a chocolate.

Answer 1

1. depressing

2. happy

3. harmful

Answer 2

1. it is quite depressing to see a young girl suffering on the street. In this sentence, the word "depression" is a noun. To change it into an appropriate adjective, we can use the word "depressing" to describe the act of seeing the young girl suffering. 2. george was very happy when he received his first salary. In this sentence, the word "happiness" is a noun. To change it into an appropriate adjective, we can use the word "happy" to describe George's state when he received his first salary. 3. it is harmful for a dog to eat a chocolate. In this sentence, the word "harm" is a noun. To change it into an appropriate adjective, we can use the word "harmful" to describe the effect of a dog eating chocolate.