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. A fter 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....