Question

Form an adjective from the following noun:
                   play
   THIS QUESTION HAS MULTIPLE CORRECT OPTIONS

A. Playless
B. Playful
C. Playly
D. Playable

Answer 1

Hint:The word stuffed ought to be grammatically correct. Ensure that the word opted should be an adjective and acceptable for that specific sentence. Continually build meanings of the sentences then select the right one. Generate alternative solutions then evaluate and select an alternative after this implementation.

Complete answer:
Option A) Playless: - The word playless is not an adjective of the word play. So, this cannot be the right choice to be opted.
Option B) Playful: - The word playful is an adjective of the word play. So, this can be the correct choice to be opted. And the meaning of this word refers to a person who is fond of game and amusement.
Option C) Playly: - The word playly is an incorrect word and it doesn't exist. Thus, it is clear that it is not an adjective of the word play. So, this cannot be the correct option to be opted.
Option D) Playable: - The word playable is an adjective of the word play. So, this can be the correct choice to be opted. And the meaning of this word is capable of or suitable for being played.

Hence the correct answer is option ‘B’ & ‘D’.

Note:: Adjective could be a word that modifies a noun or phrase or describes its referent; its grammatical category is to vary information given by the noun. Adjective could be a word that tells us more about a noun. As an adjective comes before a noun.