To identify the correct adverb from the adjective "Happy", we need to understand the rules for forming adverbs in English. Adverbs are typically formed by adding the suffix "-ly" to an adjective. However, there are specific spelling rules to follow when the adjective ends in 'y'.
Correct Option: A) Happily
The question asks to pick the correct word derived from "Able". This tests knowledge of common English word forms, specifically nouns derived from adjectives.
Correct Option: A) Ability
"Ability" is the correct noun form of the adjective "able". It means the possession of the means or skill to do something. For example, "He has the ability to solve complex problems."
The question asks to choose the correct derivative from the adjective "Soft". This involves understanding how suffixes are used to form different parts of speech, specifically nouns, from adjectives.
Correct Option: B) Softness
The question asks to identify the noun form derived from the verb "Educate". This requires knowledge of common English suffixes used to form nouns from verbs.
Correct Option: A) Education
The question asks to identify the correct verb form derived from the adjective "Modern". This requires knowledge of common English suffixes used to form verbs from adjectives.
C) Modernize is the correct verb form derived from the adjective "Modern". It means to make something modern or to adopt modern methods and ideas.
The question asks to identify the correct adjective derived from the noun "Child". This requires understanding common adjective suffixes and their connotations.
Given the options, "Childish" is a well-established and commonly used adjective derived from "Child", often implying negative connotations but grammatically correct. "Childlike" is also correct but carries a positive connotation. Without further context, if only one is to be chosen, "Childish" is a strong candidate as a direct adjective.
C) Childish — This is a correct adjective derived from "Child". It typically describes behavior or characteristics that are immature or foolish, like those of a child. For example, "His childish tantrums were unbearable."