Difference between Adjective and Noun

 

If an Adjective is used without a Noun, and article 'the' is before it in a sentence, then it becomes a NOUN and not an ADJECTIVE. 

1. He is a intelligent student. 
Ans. "intelligent' is an Adjective which describes the Noun man.

2. The intelligent study the books well.
Ans.  After the word "intelligent” there is no Noun. Before the word "intelligent', there is article - The. So, in this sentence, 'intelligent' is a Noun and not an Adjective.  

Say whether the Underlined word is a Noun or an Adjective.

1. We should help the blind.
Ans. Blind – Noun 
(After the word ' blind ' there is no Noun. Before the word   " blind ' there is an article - The. So, it's a Noun.)

2. The Employer should employ the unemployed.
Ans. Unemployed – Noun 
(After the word ' Unemployed ' there is no Noun. Before  the word ' Unemployed ' there is an article: 'The' So, Unemployed ' is a Noun.)

3. It is the jobless who need to look for jobs. 
Ans. jobless - Noun  
(After the word ' jobless ' there is no Noun, Before the   word ' jobless ' there is an article – The  So, jobless is a Noun.)

4. The government should do something for the jobless.  
Ans.  jobless – Noun 
(After the word ' jobless ' there is no Noun. Before the   word ' jobless ' there is article – The So, ' jobless ' is a Noun.) 

5. The deaf cannot hear properly.  
Ans. deaf - Noun
(After the word ‘deaf ' there is no Noun. Before the word ‘deaf ' there is article - The So, ‘deaf ' is a Noun.)

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