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What is an adjective? Examples

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Anonymous, 2 yr 16 days ago

can i get some examples. thats what im lookin for!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Anonymous, 1 yr 349 days ago
 Anonymous wrote:

What is a proper adjective? Give the proper adjective of Germany?

Clive  +  445908 Sat, 24 Nov 07 08:31 PM

Hi,

'Germany' is a proper noun, so it seems reasonable to say that 'German' is its proper adjective.

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Anonymous, 1 yr 295 days ago

i  know is a stupid,but i need ur help it because of i have no time to think so i i had to ask u...ok....thank you and sorry .

Anonymous, 1 yr 291 days ago
but why are they adjectives?words liek blue good exc. what makes them adjectives?
Anonymous, 1 yr 275 days ago
an adjective is a word that describes something
Anonymous, 1 yr 271 days ago
tiny, terrible, tired, tough, tight, towering are just a few
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