Words used in the wrong class.

Words used in the wrong class

In each of the following sentences, the word in italics is wrong: a noun has been used instead of the correct  adjective.

1.       Many people prefer to buy Malaysia products. (Malaysian)

2.       That man is a dangerously driver. (dangerous)

3.       Together, we can admire the beautiful of the countryside. (beauty)

4.       My sister is an intelligence person. (intelligent)

5.       Japan spare parts are rather expensive nowadays. (Japanese)

6.       All races must live in peaceful and harmony. (peace)

7.       Healthy is my main aim in life. (Health)

8.       Italy people eat spaghetti, which is like our ‘mee’. (Italian)

9.       This new technique is very safety. (safe)

10.   I am confidence that I can perform well in this job. (confident)

11.   We must show the world that we are a development country. (developed)

12.   I think you need to know the truth facts about this case. (true)

13.   There is a great different between Malaysia and Europe. (difference)

14.   Mr Foo holds weekly classes about Buddhist. (Buddhism)

15.   It is foolish to ignore the dangerous of walking alone at night. (danger)

16.   The true is the goods you sent me are of poor quality. (truth)

17.   This kind of work needs a lot of patient. (patience)

18.   During the teacher’s absent, students often become noisy. (absence)

19.   Selfish is the cause of most problems today. (Selfishness)

20.   Without active, old age can be very boring. (activity)